As already mentioned on the IRC channel yesterday for the first uploaded version, there is still no joy for me with the videnie-101004-2 version.
Every time I run Orbiter with either videnie module enabled, or when it was enabled on the Launchpad, but I disabled it before simulation start without closing the Launchpad (i.e. with the same process id of Orbiter - maybe grhook.dll doesn't get unloaded then), either in full screen or windowed mode, there is this error message box on just created render window:
Checked on different running conditions (i.e. just after system restart, after killing some unneeded just for Orbiter processes, after stopping services not needed by just only Orbiter, and on usual conditions with established connection to Internet and Firefox running), on 2 versions of pristine Orbiter (100830, 100905), with and without other plug-ins enabled.
After I close the error message, there is another error, this time access violation exception in orbiter.exe (
attached log file).
There is only this access violation exception without 3D environment initialization error message, when I use RGB Emulation renderer as suggested by the message.
CPU: x86 Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 6 (Intel E6600)
GPU: G80 (GeForce 8800 GTS-640) / ForceWare 258.96
Windows: 5.1.2600.5512 (XP MCE SP3 32-bit)
Orbiter versions: 100830, 100905
The videnie module itself doesn't cause these crashes as noted above with the assumption that grhook.dll isn't unloaded when I disable the module before simulation start, or when I remove grhook.dll and start simulation with videnie module enabled (there isn't any error or warning about missing file either).