Don't know if this is related...I have several backup versions of a project kept on a usb stick with the latest version on my desktop...went to compile today and I got the stack hash error/crash message right after running the exe. So went through the backups - each and every one failed except the very first :/ was distressed to say the least. Have been working through this as there was a lot to go through, I have discovered some chunks that I have rem'd out to see where problems lie(I have had to rem out majority of code in chunks!), all have object scale x, y or z in them, once they where remmed out I was able to progress. These are m1u 18 commands. In addition to this delete vector4 caused the same fail - although this is a regular dbp command it is overwritten by m1u 32 version of same command.
So I have asked myself what changed - because my dbp hasn't changed, it compiled fine the last time I checked and the precompiled exe's of back ups still work fine.
The only things I have done/noticed that could possibly be the reason;
I installed geforce experience the other day, but shadow play and the rest didn't affect this between then and now as I have had it working.
I tried to install nvperfmon so I could give an undocumented command a shot mentioned in dbp7.4 change log...turns out it looks like its for physx and I didn't get it working, but then I didn't try everything and I am not using physx.
The nvperfmon may have installed vc redists for 2005 as it is listed as a recent install yesterday...these m1u might relate to?
Some vulkan nonsense also registered as installed yesterday
When I first went to compile the project today and it failed, I actually typed out a print statement for system smem available(1) before compiling - I thought at the time this just broke my precious!
Outside of mentioning these things I haven't got the foggiest...back to trying to work out if there is anything else I can narrow down to get this code back on track.
Edit:
Another one - make object plane, again m1u 18
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