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PlasmaMax & WSL crash on open file dialog #1531
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the question tho is if we should just disable that bar by default or have some way of detecting it/adding some kind of setting for the user to disable it if crashing does occur. |
Disabling it entirely is a good quick fix. It's also worth looking for other spots that try to show an open file dialog and see if they are affected. Of potential note, this is using the older |
also can confirm that 2023 and 2024 use the same cmake hints |
Generally (although not always) the versions being checked are commented in MaxCompat: |
in combination with the max ifdef I also made this function to check if wsl is installed
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I'm not sure if this is the same issue, but any time I try to expand the "Save in" in any open or save file dialog in 3ds Max 7 and 8 on Windows 11, I get a crash in a worker thread with the following backtrace:
I can manually move up directory levels until I get to what should be "My Computer," which also crashes. |
hmm, |
Since it seems to be throwing an exception based on a |
I tried to get the HRESULT from the debugger, but I was unable to see any details about the exception. This is probably more that I am not well versed in WinDbg than it not being possible. |
I stumbled on microsoft/WSL#4027 (comment) tonight when googling for errors in p9np.dll. The odd thing to me is that this crash is happening both on my host computer but also in a Windows 11 Hyper-V VM that I'm running. I went into regedit in the Windows 11 VM and removed P9NP from |
Reported by Semjay in the OU Discord: https://discord.com/channels/282045216221822978/282046743338811392/1179074885029482548
This is probably happening in Max 8, but we should see if it affects newer versions too.
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