[Solved? kinda] SLS/MME Crash on drinking lactacid or milk (with logs)

[traison]

Well isn't this interesting. SkyrimPlatformImpl.dll is in the call stack.

 

Anyhow, thank you, EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION is 0x5/0xc0000005, so nothing interesting going on there.

[Neyri LL]

39 minutes ago, traison said:

Well isn't this interesting. SkyrimPlatformImpl.dll is in the call stack.

 

Anyhow, thank you, EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION is 0x5/0xc0000005, so nothing interesting going on there.

What does all this mean?

[traison]

Well I got the feeling you may be able to use your controller applications if you remove SkyrimPlatformImpl.dll. Just a gut feeling, not based on anything other than 15 years of Skyrim modding experience and the fact that it poked its head out in the callstack in that latest crash log.

 

Up to you though, seemed like you already got the issue sorted, probably don't want to go ghost hunting.

 

Edit: If you were confused about all the numbery bits, this is the medium-length description of what I was thinking: There is practically only one error code that causes all crashes we see here, it's error code 0x5 (or 0xc0000005). These usually occur when code tries to access memory in a restricted area. That is not a security issue, it just means some math went wrong somewhere and its trying to access memory where none exists as it were. What I was expecting when I said it may be something other than 0xc0000005 was to see a return code from whatever crashed inside BSWin32KeyboardDevice. If the error code leaked straight out of the winapi call it may have thrown me a hint as to which function was failing. But that was not the case, so curiosity satiated, nothing to see here.

Edited April 30, 2023 by traison

[Neyri LL]

@traison The plot thickens! The crashes were back (literally no idea why), but uninstalling skyrim platform has fixed it again! 

 

I think I originally had it installed for Real Flying SE, but I've since moved on from using it. I didn't remove Skyrim Platform because to be quite frank, I had forgotten what it was there for in  the first place. Not wanting to mess up a working load order I let it be. What harm could it be, I thought.

[Neyri LL]

5 minutes ago, traison said:

Well I got the feeling you may be able to use your controller applications if you remove SkyrimPlatformImpl.dll. Just a gut feeling, not based on anything other than 15 years of Skyrim modding experience and the fact that it poked its head out in the callstack in that latest crash log.

 

Up to you though, seemed like you already got the issue sorted, probably don't want to go ghost hunting.

 

Aha, I see. As it stands I don't need the entirety of Skyrim Platform, so away with the whole thing, I say. Thank you tremendously for you dedication and effort on this.

[traison]

Huh, plot twist. I was right. ?

Edited April 30, 2023 by traison