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JustChip

Member Since 13 Dec 2014
Offline Last Active Dec 22 2014 12:58 PM

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In Topic: Wyvern and tanar'ri crash fix

15 December 2014 - 12:14 AM

V2 worked like a charm, Miloch!  I need not skip all those encounters anymore. ;)

 

Your efforts to aid players (like me) who may be operating a wide spectrum of configurations and game versions is both impressive and laudable, especially given the age of these legacy games. Keep up the great work!


In Topic: Wyvern and tanar'ri crash fix

13 December 2014 - 09:55 AM

Miloch,

 

Per your recommendation from http://forum.baldurs...#Comment_588184 I have DL'd the full fix compilation http://www.shsforums...rri-and-wyvern/ and extracted just the 12 .bam files which pertain to the wyvern crashing problem (mwyvg12-14, mwyvg21-24 & mwyvg31-34) into override.  Unless I would experience a similar problem with the tanar'ri, I feel it better to postpone that portion of the extraction. 

 

To remind...I am running just the vanilla 5-CD version of Baldur's Gate with (what I believe is) the most current patch --> 1.1.4315.  OS is WinXP SP2. The Vcard is ATI Radeon X300, Driver 8.263.0.0.  DirectX version 9.0c.

 

I just tested it a few times after installing the fix files.  The first time, the game crashed as before.  The next 3 attempts, however, resolved successfully with the wyvern skulls dropping as designed.  I tried it both by leaving a party member outside the cave and with full party entering together.  Seems to work in either case.  (Please note the attached save file I also furnished in the forum.baldursgate.com thread.)

 

However, in all attempts, crash or not, the Large Wyverns were not visible on-screen so I was simply attacking the large red circles.  The baby wyverns were visible as normal.  I can continue to repeat testing of that save to gather a larger sample, but decided to wait to find out if the invisible animations should/can be addressed prior to more testing.

 

In any case, thank you for your attention and effort to help the community deal with this problem.