Crash after Rocket Launch

Black Mesa Archive In-game Issues (Mod)
#1

This is different from the other On a Rail bug another guy posted…or at least I think it is.

I launched the rocket and quickly progressed to the next area where the freight tram is. I decided to save, as it was calm, and went forwards. It hit the load screen, and I got the first error (_23C0.mdmp) as CMDL Cache ran out of memory. I had seen something similar earlier (but didn’t manage to grab it’s details), so I shrugged it off and restarted the game. Loaded the save I did just before the crash, and this time, the same thing happened, but with no visible error message. I got the Windows “hl2.exe is not responding” message (_31c0.mdmp).

Otherwise, I’ve had a pretty bug free play till this point. It happened twice in a row, so IDK what to make of that. I’ll probably just load the previous save and try again.
hl2_4104_crash_2012_9_14T23_27_23C0.mdmp (96.4 KB)
hl2_4104_crash_2012_9_15T1_30_31C0.mdmp (89.6 KB)

#2

I am also stuck at this point in the game. It automatically quick saved right after entering the area with the freight tram after exiting the rocket launch area but the door to the rocket area had not closed yet behind me. The game crashed one time in an earlier part of the game but seemed to work fine after simply starting it up again at that point. I’m stuck now because it reliably crashes for me.

#3

I got the same problem, stuck at that one spot on the tram system. It’s been a bit buggy through the whole game though, had another crash but loaded fine afterwards. Hope the fix it soon lol

#4

black mesa game just keeps on crashing

making it unplayable :frowning:

:fffuuu:

#5

i had it too when loading bm_c2a5e from bm_c2a5d

i upload 10 mdmp : each file having a size above 430ko , i zipped them in 2x230 ko with mdmp as extention
source_bms_2012_mdmp_1.zip.mdmp (232 KB)
source_bms_2012_mdmp_2.zip.mdmp (232 KB)

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