game crashes when entering story-modus

[PhilipBrady]

Hi there,

I've just downloaded STK 0.9 final and wanted to start the story modus. But as soon as you click that button the game decides to crash. It is a little confusing because I didn't have that problem at any older version. So, when crashed STK shows following error:

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SuperTuxKart crashed :/
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SuperTuxKart crashed!
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Call stack:

<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
<no symbol available>
asCreateLockableSharedBool
BaseThreadInitThunk
RtlInitializeExceptionChain
RtlInitializeExceptionChain
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OK
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Can someone help me please? I love this game and I just want to play it again as soon as possible.
Thanks in advance.

Greetings,

Philip

[ArDanWol]

Please note that I am no expert at STK code or call stacks, but my first guess would be that your computer can't handle the overworld (I've had personal experience with story mode and overworld on a weak PC). Remember that this is just a wild guess, so you should probably have one of the developers help you on this.
In the meantime, you can unlock all tracks/features by editing a certain xml file. You can search "unlock all tracks" on this forum to find out how to do that.

[tux_peng]

Please post your computer specs. You can try to skip the intro, in players.xml- change "<story-mode first-time="true">" to "<story-mode first-time="false">"

[PhilipBrady]

Please post your computer specs. You can try to skip the intro, in players.xml- change "<story-mode first-time="true">" to "<story-mode first-time="false">"

Hi tux_peng,

thanks for your reply. I have got a laptop HP Pavilion G6 1332eg with 2,5 GHz quad-core processor and an Intel Graphic card. Windows 7 is running as OS. Maybe you can help me.

Greetings,

Philip