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O look! An error message!

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"Unable to match primary surface creation request with existing primary surface." :?

 

This came up before a space battle. Afterwards, the program killed itself. The battle in question would have included a custom model, but one that's been successfully tested by now.

EDIT: To clarify, there was only one model present in the fight.

 

Anyone know more about it?

Edited by AdmiralFishface

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v436/RiesstiuIV/Krempel/trapaure.gif
My guess would be a corrupted model (texture problem?). If you had more than one custom model in the battle, then you'll either have to "check" all the models that were custom in the battle or put each model into a "battle" individually to see if the problem re-occurs. Good Luck.
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I didnt get a lotof info from that post, but if you mean that by having one model present, it could cause a crash if both sides are using that model. For example, if you use that dreadnaught model on the downloads page for both the Empire and Reb's dreds, then you'll get a crash.
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Yeah, that's not it either. I don't use any ships for both sides.

I'm just going to observe, and if the error doesn't come up again, I'll ignore it. If it does, hopefully I can give more info about the circumstances.

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