Error

[Yuppy]

Ok so far 3 times it has crashed upon loading. The weather conditions are foggy and rainy. Maybe thats it....

But the error is EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION_00446F1B

followed by 0x7c910f29 referenced memory at 0x00000000

the memory could not be read. click ok to terminate.


The third time it  lasted a little longer....

Look into it Dev Team and good luck!
 thanks


BTW i think you should be able to see just about 10-20 ft further in fog.... for playability issues. ALSO

please install a feature that allows the in game brightness to be turned up!!!!!!

[LigH]

Originally posted by Yuppy
please install a feature that allows the in game brightness to be turned up!!!!!!

That\'s usually called \"gamma correction\" (making dark parts brighter, without overbrighting already bright parts). Would mostly help in the woods and the sewers a bit.

[Yuppy]

whatever it is.... itd be nice.

[DaveG]

You should be able to screw with your gamma/brightness/contrast/whatnot settings inside your driver\'s settings.  (on Windows, right-click on the desktop -> properties -> settings -> advanced -> then dig around in there)  A request for this has been sitting on bugtracker for 7 months... it\'s bug 34 out of 1057.  

[Rage McCloud]

some moniters have it on the front or side or back or under or on top of them...

[LigH]

For those who do not want to mess around with the gamma settings again and again and again ...

There are graphic card tweakng tools. For example, if you have an nVidia card, the \"RivaTuner\" (besides many others). RivaTuner can be loaded while booting and resides in the tray.

You can save a preset with tweaked gamma settings. Then you can add a preset for the included \"Launcher\" inside RivaTuner, assign the Gamma preset to it, and the application \"psclient.exe\". (Other tools may work differently, but similar.)

Then you can launch PlaneShift from the System Tray Icon of RivaTuner by right-clicking on it. RivaTuner will first apply the gamma settings, then start PlaneShift, wait for its exit, and restore the gamma settings afterwards.

From my experience, a gamma factor of 1.7 shall be sufficient as start for own experiments.