Hi,
After latest update the client reaches "Loading 23%" and crashes. Nothing I do (deleting/create new world, disabling anything and everything in options, ....) makes any difference.
When it crashes, the logs say it's trying to parse "data\/models/ground\/Atmosphere.mesh.xml" (note: yes, the directory separators are all screwed up like this) and starts crapping its pants with "org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; linenumber: 6; columnNumber: 22; The markup in the document following the root element must be well formed".
Essentially, an XML file isn't valid/well formed.
After this, rather than stopping because it can't continue, it goes into a"let's crash continuously in a grand loop of mental retardation" spiral while repeatedly trying to display a "critical error" dialog box that is impossible to see normally (because it's behind the game's window).
Note that (after using "control+alt+delete" to make it possible to see the dialog box) the dialog box tries to blame Intel; because apparently recent products from the graphics manufacturer with the largest market share, running the latest video drivers, on an OS (Windows 8.1) that is so rare that the game doesn't recognise it, must be the cause of a bad XML file(!)
After latest update the client reaches "Loading 23%" and crashes. Nothing I do (deleting/create new world, disabling anything and everything in options, ....) makes any difference.
When it crashes, the logs say it's trying to parse "data\/models/ground\/Atmosphere.mesh.xml" (note: yes, the directory separators are all screwed up like this) and starts crapping its pants with "org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; linenumber: 6; columnNumber: 22; The markup in the document following the root element must be well formed".
Essentially, an XML file isn't valid/well formed.
After this, rather than stopping because it can't continue, it goes into a"let's crash continuously in a grand loop of mental retardation" spiral while repeatedly trying to display a "critical error" dialog box that is impossible to see normally (because it's behind the game's window).
Note that (after using "control+alt+delete" to make it possible to see the dialog box) the dialog box tries to blame Intel; because apparently recent products from the graphics manufacturer with the largest market share, running the latest video drivers, on an OS (Windows 8.1) that is so rare that the game doesn't recognise it, must be the cause of a bad XML file(!)