Yes, I have 4 LUAs on auto start using the autoexec folder. I just checked and don't have any .dlls in my LUA folder. When I get home from dinner I'll try switching the viewport on that toon to see if it makes a difference on my end.
Thanks,
BB~
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EDIT- Did the above. Disabled viewport in settings and got a crash message this time.Of course, I have no idea what it means except something about imgui.
My guess is that the crash happens when imgui tries to render the checkboxes in qki. So is there an actual imgui-64.dll in your redguides directory? if not I attached it, could try placing one in there? it could also be corrupt maybe if it is in there? Or anytime imgui is called to do something?
I have been looking around and not finding much for a solution. It looks like you had this same issue with quickhud recently?
https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/crash-calctextsize.87353/
Did you resolve that or just stop using it? You noted an error on that thread, and it looks to have crashed when imgui tried to render some text with imgui?:
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EverQuest Crash Detected
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MacroQuest caught a crash:
Version: 3.1.0.1546
Location: ImFont::CalcTextSizeA+0 (C:\RedGuides\imgui-64.dll+0000000000073C10)
CrashID: 43ca287e-45b4-41e6-a86c-b840e1ac3dd2
Another thing possibly. I am not sure and this is more speculative guess or more like blinded fold dart throwing at solutions, but it may also be related to the similar overseer
Lua issues or other
Lua issues folks have been having as well. Its random shot in the dark but maybe try placing these files that Cannonballdex mentions into the modules folder and see if that helps
https://www.redguides.com/community/threads/overseer.83631/post-582832 My thought on this is that the somewhat recent updates to change to use packageman and modules folder has been giving people trouble because its been installing in folders other than the modules folder. Possibly because of a mismatch of the default mq directory and people installing mq in a custom path other than the default, or even a permissions issue installing the modules? So then we end up with modules being installed in weird places or not being installed at all or something like that maybe? but that also may be way-out in left field.
I was having errors like "failed to load package luafilesystem with require lfs" or "failed to load package lsqlite3" messages on some
Lua files and I manually installed the files Cannonballdex provided in that link above to my modules folder so it looks like this C:\Users\soandso\Desktop\next\MacroQuest\modules\luarocks and a bunch of
Lua errors and problems went away. I was seeing this using boxhud, similar to quickhud and had been trying some of the stuff in the boxhud faq to fix it but nothing worked, I suspect it was a permissions issue for me I gave all the files and directories read/write but that didnt seem to help either.
Let me know if any of that helps.