Mount And Blade Runtime Error
Star Wars Conquest is a Mount&Blade; module which transforms a medieval world into the far, far away galaxy. With the same premises than the original game, this module offers an open sandbox where the player can do anything he wants. Based on a Galactic map and hundreds of planets.
Assertion Failed!!
Program: ...
File: ..rglrglString.cpp
Line: 198
Expression: 1<str_length
For more information on how your program can cause an assertion failure, see the Visual C++ documents on asserts.
(Press Retry to debug the application - JIT must be enabled)
Whenever I try to play Mount & Blade: Warband, I get a pop up that tells me this. It doesn't tell me what program it is, nor does it give me a good guess of the file. I have attempted to acquire JIT but when I got around to the install my computer told me that I can't install it because the program to be upgraded is missing. Now I have no idea what I have to upgrade to get this to work, but I have spent the past 6 hours on the internet trying to figure out what I can do to fix this, and after downloading numerous things and restarting my computer almost 10 times I have not been able to fix this problem. I have been playing this game for 3 weeks now and I've had no problem with it until this started happening, so any help would be most appreciated!
Program: ...
File: ..rglrglString.cpp
Line: 198
Expression: 1<str_length
For more information on how your program can cause an assertion failure, see the Visual C++ documents on asserts.
(Press Retry to debug the application - JIT must be enabled)
Whenever I try to play Mount & Blade: Warband, I get a pop up that tells me this. It doesn't tell me what program it is, nor does it give me a good guess of the file. I have attempted to acquire JIT but when I got around to the install my computer told me that I can't install it because the program to be upgraded is missing. Now I have no idea what I have to upgrade to get this to work, but I have spent the past 6 hours on the internet trying to figure out what I can do to fix this, and after downloading numerous things and restarting my computer almost 10 times I have not been able to fix this problem. I have been playing this game for 3 weeks now and I've had no problem with it until this started happening, so any help would be most appreciated!
Microsoft C++ Runtime Error Mount And Blade Warband
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- When i try to save i get runtime error, ti says the mount&blade.exe location and says the following. The application has requested runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. The everything is lost, the game just crashes. User Info: snoopeymaster. Snoopeymaster (Topic Creator) 9 years ago #5.
Mount And Blade Runtime Error Fix
None of that would have been helpful in isolating the issue.
I have discovered there was a hidden .txt file in the program's settings folder in My Documents concerning language.
When adding a foreign language-module (mod) with it's own launcher (in my case it was Chinese), the launcher made the language different from your native language, and in my case my .txt could not read Chinese symbols, hence File: ...rglrlgString.cpp could not function properly as it could not read what language to pick from (as the program has multiple languages for user preference)
The contents was a broken Chinese character code that caused the string issue.
I simply removed the broken code, and inputted the correct term for my language, 'en' for English and saving the .txt corrected the issue.
Several other posts concerning this issue with programs of a similar design to warband most likely have this issue as well. Steam must have saved that broken code when I attempted to reinstall the program.
Thank you for your quick-responses, and diligence in helping me correct this problem.
I have discovered there was a hidden .txt file in the program's settings folder in My Documents concerning language.
When adding a foreign language-module (mod) with it's own launcher (in my case it was Chinese), the launcher made the language different from your native language, and in my case my .txt could not read Chinese symbols, hence File: ...rglrlgString.cpp could not function properly as it could not read what language to pick from (as the program has multiple languages for user preference)
The contents was a broken Chinese character code that caused the string issue.
I simply removed the broken code, and inputted the correct term for my language, 'en' for English and saving the .txt corrected the issue.
Several other posts concerning this issue with programs of a similar design to warband most likely have this issue as well. Steam must have saved that broken code when I attempted to reinstall the program.
Thank you for your quick-responses, and diligence in helping me correct this problem.