UTIII Visual C++ Runtime Error

[Rouen]

Microsoft Visual C++

Runtime Error!

Program: D:\Unreal Tournament 3\Binaries\UT3.exe

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.

I keep getting this error almost every time I log into a multiplayer game and when I play campaign for a while. Right now the game is virtually unplayable right out of the box, and even with the 1.2 patch. I've searched the web and tried the msvcr8.dll solution and the Visual C++ redistributable from microsoft, but the problem just gets worse.

Here is what I have.

Windows XP SP2 32 bit
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz
Nvidia GeForce 8800GTS 640MB
Corsair 2GB Dominator 1066MHX
Asus P5N-SLI Motherboard
2 x Seagate 320GB in a RAID 0 Configuration

I couldn't find anything on the forums, but there's 500+ pages of topics so I probably missed it. Any help would be appreciated.

[nero25]

i have the same problem when i enter a server powerbygas server i cant get in but i can get in all the server

[dave neun]

i have the same problem when i enter a server powerbygas server i cant get in but i can get in all the server

nero25 I have been able to re-create your problem, I am aware of why and have pm'ed you teh reason. I am not sure as far as Rouen's post though. I did answer this post in another area so hopefully that can help him

[Insidiae]

Microsoft Visual C++

Runtime Error!

Program: D:\Unreal Tournament 3\Binaries\UT3.exe

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.

I keep getting this error almost every time I log into a multiplayer game and when I play campaign for a while. Right now the game is virtually unplayable right out of the box, and even with the 1.2 patch. I've searched the web and tried the msvcr8.dll solution and the Visual C++ redistributable from microsoft, but the problem just gets worse.

Here is what I have.

Windows XP SP2 32 bit
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz
Nvidia GeForce 8800GTS 640MB
Corsair 2GB Dominator 1066MHX
Asus P5N-SLI Motherboard
2 x Seagate 320GB in a RAID 0 Configuration

I couldn't find anything on the forums, but there's 500+ pages of topics so I probably missed it. Any help would be appreciated.

This about what happend to me some time ago, I could play offline perfectly,
but online it just crashed always.

After a long night of trying stuff I talked to some guy and he gave me an interesting theory

This is the exact error log I had:

Rendering thread exception:
Direct3DDevice->CreatePixelShader((DWORD*)&Code(0),(IDirect3DPixe lShader9**)PixelShader.GetInitReference()) failed
at .\Src\D3D9Shaders.cpp:18
with error E_OUTOFMEMORY

RaiseException() Address = 0x77e53887 (filename not found)
CxxThrowException() Address = 0x2268e69 (filename not found)
Address = 0xb2caf2 (filename not found)
Address = 0xe8022c4c (filename not found)


RaiseException() Address = 0x77e53887 (filename not found)
CxxThrowException() Address = 0x2268e69 (filename not found)
Address = 0xb2caf2 (filename not found)
Address = 0xe8022c4c (filename not found)

So we were like wtf? Since my system spec has 4gb ram.

-00:24:04- (Insidiae) seems he tries to load 2 times before crashing
-00:24:25- (chaos95) out of memory
-00:24:26- (chaos95) hmmm
-00:24:28- (Insidiae) i noticed
-00:24:49- (Insidiae) which is weird it never raised above 700mb if i just restarted not above 430
-00:25:03- (Insidiae) and i do have 4gb of it :O
-00:25:23- (chaos95) lol yeah
-00:25:30- (chaos95) yeah you've got plenty of ram, that's for sure
-00:25:54- (Insidiae) ill safe this log anyway..., who knows if its usefull to someone or not
-00:25:55- (chaos95) ok have you tried the kernel32 fix?
-00:26:07- (Insidiae) is there one? :O
-00:26:11- (chaos95) yep
-00:26:22- (chaos95) in your my documents\my games\unreal tournament 3
-00:26:34- (chaos95) you'll need to go into config
-00:26:36- (chaos95) and edit UTEngine.ini
-00:27:07- (Insidiae) yeah and which line?
-00:27:14- (chaos95) ok there's a line that reads
-00:27:20- (chaos95) bInitializeShadersOnDemand=False
-00:27:37- (Insidiae) found
-00:27:58- (chaos95) change the False to True
-00:27:58- (chaos95)
-00:28:11- (Insidiae) ok
-00:28:20- (Insidiae) lets test the results

This did it for me, so you might want to try it.

I might be completely wrong because you didn't provide your error log which windows always makes (atleast xp does but I asume Vista does aswell (you do have to open it when you get the runtime error)).