@zbc thank you.

• • ---

• • ---Is the following content related to the capitalization issue you mentioned?
• • -- from init_faf.lua

• • ---

• • ---

• • --- Lowers the strings of a hash-based table, crashes when other type of keys are used (integers, for example)
• • local function LowerHashTable(t)

• • local o = { }
    

• • for k, v in t do 
    

• •     o[StringLower(k)] = v 
    

• • end
    

• • return o
    

• • end

• • ---

• • ---

• • -- mods that have been integrated, based on folder name
• • local integratedMods = { }
• • integratedMods = LowerHashTable(integratedMods)

• • ---

• • ---

• • -- convert all mod folder name keys to lower case to prevent typos
• • deprecatedMods = LowerHashTable(deprecatedMods)

• • ---

• • ---

• • -- typical FAF packages
• • local allowedAssetsNxy = { }
• • allowedAssetsNxy = LowerHashTable(allowedAssetsNxy)

• • ---

• • ---

• • -- typical FA packages
• • local allowedAssetsScd = { }
• • allowedAssetsScd = LowerHashTable(allowedAssetsScd)

• • ---

• • ---

@zbc Great project, thank you for your contribution.

After the instruction is added, it's okay
thank you very much.

@magge Thanks.

1.Based on my personal experience with DXVK, I still insist that DXVK can indeed alleviate memory overflow issues. Welcome everyone to try it out.

INFO: Sim crashed hard in DoSimBeat(): bad allocation
DEBUG: Session time: 00:35:31 Game time: 00:17:54 Heap: -1.360G / 1.519G

2.LOUD project is very good. It seems to have its own compatible mod ecosystem. I have tried LOUD's latest v7.32, and I still feel more comfortable playing in FAF.

@CpaHb said in Sudden desynchronization during the game:

YEP!!!! I DID IT!!!! without replacing my CPU ))

Congratulations.!
If it's convenient, could you consider sharing your experience?

@CpaHb said in Sudden desynchronization during the game:

Thanks for sharing. These tips are really helpful.
The helper programs I rely on the most are Process Lasso and DXVK—they've solved a ton of issues for me.
FAF's made it this far, which isn't easy. So, thanks to you, and even to those here who've caught some flak from you—at least it keeps the place lively.
After all, SCFA is one of the few classic RTS games I've still got on my computer.

@Nomander Thank you for your kind response. I suggest not setting such rigorous program logic for this enjoyable mod. It would be better to set a switch to give players the choice,
or to strictly restrict it only for the ranked match mode. This way, it maintains both rigor and fun.

@CpaHb said in Sudden desynchronization during the game:

Thanks for sharing. These tips are really helpful.
The helper programs I rely on the most are Process Lasso and DXVK—they've solved a ton of issues for me.
FAF's made it this far, which isn't easy. So, thanks to you, and even to those here who've caught some flak from you—at least it keeps the place lively.
After all, SCFA is one of the few classic RTS games I've still got on my computer.

@CpaHb said in Sudden desynchronization during the game:

YEP!!!! I DID IT!!!! without replacing my CPU ))

Congratulations.!
If it's convenient, could you consider sharing your experience?

@SYSTEM_FAILURE said in Visual bug Red and black diagonal stripes when zoomed in:

I will see if I can share the logs when it next happens.

The statement has been verified.

for example: faf_coop_operation_overlord_surth_velsok.v0000

@Nomander Thank you for your kind response. I suggest not setting such rigorous program logic for this enjoyable mod. It would be better to set a switch to give players the choice,
or to strictly restrict it only for the ranked match mode. This way, it maintains both rigor and fun.

This unit functions normally in fa patch v3829, but encounters issues in v3831.

@magge Thanks.

1.Based on my personal experience with DXVK, I still insist that DXVK can indeed alleviate memory overflow issues. Welcome everyone to try it out.

INFO: Sim crashed hard in DoSimBeat(): bad allocation
DEBUG: Session time: 00:35:31 Game time: 00:17:54 Heap: -1.360G / 1.519G

2.LOUD project is very good. It seems to have its own compatible mod ecosystem. I have tried LOUD's latest v7.32, and I still feel more comfortable playing in FAF.

Some logs:

3828_HO_01_F9_all.txt

3828_HO_01_F9_custom.txt

3828_HO_01_F9_debug.txt

3828_HO_01_F9_info.txt

3828_HO_01_F9_warning.txt

When loading more than ten mods,the 40km map can be completed smoothly with DXVK on my pc, but the 80km map usually crash.

DXVK (DirectX Vulkan Wrapper) can indeed alleviate memory overflow issues in certain games by optimizing memory management and resource loading strategies, particularly when running 32-bit applications on the Windows platform, where the effect is particularly noticeable.

1. Download and unpack the d3d9.dll file from the x32 directory in the DXVK archive.
2. Simply place d3d9.dll in the same directory as ForgedAlliance.exe.

doitsujin/dxvk#Public#Version 2.7.1
https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases