Constant Software Crashing and Behavior Issues

[Captain Oveur]

Two cases where the software crashes on me:
1. Typing into the script editor itself. It's supposed to bring up the event list while directing text into the search box. When I start typing, it begins the process, but crashes before the event list gets loaded.

2. Editing a script. I'm trying to create a script for when a menu item gets highlighted. I click to edit the "When Highlighted" event script but it immediately crashes the software.

Misbehavior example:
I had eight interfaces, two of which were just about exactly the same. I deleted one and edited the other to handle the events from the deleted one. Now the interface is constantly trying to update, even if it was never loaded to begin with, and at least two of my other interfaces became broken all the way around (I didn't even touch them since I got them working the last time).

The only thing going differently between before, when the software acted correctly, and now, is that I used to be on Windows 7 and was forced to upgrade to Win 10.

[Lee]

I've not been able to reproduce the crashes you've described. It's possible that the upgrade to Windows 10 resulted in some of the files becoming corrupted. Can you try uninstalling 001 completely and then re-installing it to see if that solves your problem?

[Captain Oveur]

It is a reinstall. I couldn’t get 10 to install until I formatted my hard drive completely. This was my first time running it since the reinstall.

|—EDIT—|
The second crash I described was fixed by restarting the computer. It had happened minutes before too trying to edit an “on activate” script for another input and I had to fix it the same way. During this time, I submitted a bug report via the in-software bug report system.

[Lee]

I took a look at your bug report but wasn't able to reproduce the crash. Just to confirm: When you were using Windows 7, you didn't experience these crashes right? It's only since upgrading to Windows 10 that you've ran into these problems?

[Captain Oveur]

Correct. The only reason I upgraded from 7 to 10 was because I was using an invalid product key with 7 and it took it a few years to figure it out. After upgrading to 10, I’ve had problem after problem after problem after problem after problem....

[Captain Oveur]

I have made a discovery. For some reason, Map001.exe is trying to load modules from a whole different program altogether. I finally managed to force Windows' Event Viewer to register the error.

Faulting application name: Map001.exe, version: 2019.2.0.2, time stamp: 0x5cdaec95
Faulting module name: COMCTL32.OCX, version: 6.0.80.22, time stamp: 0x34c80716
Exception code: 0xc000041d
Fault offset: 0x00027e4c
Faulting process id: 0xba8
Faulting application start time: 0x01d5256c09eeb54d
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\001 Game Creator\Map\Map001.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Yenka\Add Ons\TechSupplies\COMCTL32.OCX
Report Id: 2e8a01a6-1133-495c-a98c-d348c81d04be
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:


|--EDIT--|
Uninstalling Yenka made 001 fail to launch because COMCTL32.OCX was removed. I uninstalled and reinstalled 001 and it's working correctly now.

[Lee]

Glad to hear it's all working good now!