A Hat in Time – デスクトップ ループへのクラッシュとその修正方法

ゲームが起動時にデスクトップに繰り返しクラッシュする場合に従うべき段階的なプロセスと、それを回復する方法。これは通常、ゲームの実行中にデスクトップにクラッシュすることによって先行されます。これは通常、時計を取得した後にハブにロードし直すことによって引き起こされ、通常は正当な理由はありません。

これらの方法のいずれかが機能するという保証はありませんが、少なくとも 1 回は正しい順序で試してください。

その他の時間ガイド:

• 100% アチーブメント ガイド (すべてのロックを解除する方法)
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• ファーミング ポンのガイド
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• ストーリーブックのすべての写真の場所
• 不死の願い:100% ガイド、マフィア タウン。
• 不死の願い:100% ガイド、鳥の戦い
• 不死の願い:100% ガイド、サブコンの森

序文

A Hat in Time は Unreal Engine 3 で構築されていますが、これは現代の基準では時代遅れのバージョンのエンジンであり、現在ではほとんどのマシンで実行できるようになっています。問題は、Unreal Engine が最初の 1997 年からバグだらけであるという事実にあります。

90 年代後半に Unreal または Unreal Tournament で十分な時間を過ごしたことがある人なら誰でも、これを知っているでしょう。

Unreal Engine の古いバージョンで構築された他の Epic 以外のゲームに十分な時間を費やしたことがある人なら誰でも、これを知っているでしょう。たとえば、ポスタル 2 のオリジナルのボックス化された小売版は、エンジンが処理できないため、ゲームであまりにも多くのことが起こっているときにデスクトップにクラッシュすることがよくあります.

最終的にデスクトップへのクラッシュの問題がゲームの構成や mod に関連していない場合は、システムとハードウェア ドライバーが最新であることを確認し、ゲームの最小推奨値に達していない場合は、必要なハードウェアのアップグレードを実行することをお勧めします。システム要件。

最近の時点で、Valve は Steam クライアントの動作に関するメジャー アップデートをリリースしました。これを念頭に置いて、ゲーム、Steam クライアント、Steam サーバー、GFB/AHIT サーバー、および Steamworks API が相互に適切に通信できない方法に問題がある可能性もあります.

これを踏まえて、私が今あなたに提供できる最善のアドバイスは、このガイドのアドバイスに従うことです.それができない場合は、しばらく待ってからゲームを再試行するか、Valve が Steam 用の別のパッチを公開するのを待ちます。

これらのいずれにも当てはまらないと思われ、ゲームがまだクラッシュする場合は、Gears for Breakfast に問題を報告することを検討してください。

残念ながら、Unreal Engine の本質的にリソース集約的でバグのある性質について、私にできることはあまりありません。これらの問題を最終的に解決し、より完全なコードを書く練習をするのは Epic Games の責任です。

前提条件

続行する前に、次のことを行う必要があることに注意してください。

• 基本的な管理タスクを実行する
• Steam のインストール フォルダの場所を確認する
• コンピュータに再度ログインするためのパスワードを知っている
• Steam のパスワードを知っているか、2 要素認証トークンにアクセスできる
• Know how to navigate through a file system
• Know how to delete or move files
• Modify configuration files with a text editor

It is important that you have prior knowledge of these before continuing.

Uninstall D9VK (Third Party API)

If you don’t have D9VK installed, you can safely carry on to the next step.

D9VK is a Vulkan graphics API abstraction layer for DirectX 9. It is used to significantly improve the performance and graphical fidelity of the game.

Developers are slowly moving away from the antiquated OpenGL graphics API to its successor, Vulkan. OpenGL and Vulkan are alternative graphics APIs to DirectX.

GFB can not take responsibility for any issues arising from the use of D9VK.

If for whatever reason your system is not compatible with it, you should remove it.

You can uninstall it by finding, and deleting the file ‘d3d9.dll’ from one of the following locations:

• …SteamsteamappscommonHatinTimeBinariesWin32
• …SteamsteamappscommonHatinTimeBinariesWin64

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Uninstall Standalone File System Mods

If you don’t have any mods installed at all, you can safely carry on to the next step.

This is an important step.

If you have any standalone, non-Workshop, or custom-made mods installed directly in to your file system, you should temporarily copy these out to a backup folder for the time being.

They can be found in the following folder:

• …SteamsteamappscommonHatinTimeHatinTimeGameMods

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Unsubscribe to Recently Subscribed Steam Workshop Items

If you don’t have any mods installed at all, you can safely carry on to the next step.

This is an important step.

You should check your recently subscribed workshop items, and unsubscribe from them. Don’t just disable them in-game.

Mod authors who aren’t careful can cause their mods to either conflict with others, or negligently leave behind references to invalid game or mod data in their code.

This applies double to any mods that make significant changes to the way the game works. Mods for small things like cosmetics, custom weapon models, and custom stickers/emotes should be fine.

Lastly, you should erase the contents of HatinTimeMods.ini

This file can be found at the following location:

• …SteamsteamappscommonHatinTimeHatinTimeGame ConfigHatinTimeMods.ini

A text editor like Notepad is required to edit this file. Though a free, fully featured and comprehensive text editor like Notepad++ is preferred.

Ensure that you have file extensions visible in Explorer windows. In Windows 10, you can do this by selecting the ‘View’ tab from the ribbon at the top of the Explorer window, and filling the respective checkbox. Other versions of Windows or non-Windows operating systems may differ.

Deleting the configuration file to the Recycle Bin is not necessary. Once you have the file open in Notepad, press CTRL+A at the same time to select all. Then press delete/backspace and save.

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Verify or Uninstall Modding Tools

If you don’t have modding tools installed, you can safely carry on to the next step.

This is an important step.

You shouldn’t normally need to install modding tools or have them installed unless you are contemplating modding or are serious about modding.

Performing certain actions through the use of modding tools can potentially break your game or corrupt crucial game critical files, necessitating the verification of said files.

If you absolutely need modding tools, you should verify the installation as you normally would with any other game.

In your Steam library, scroll to ‘A Hat in Time – Modding Tools’, right click and select ‘Properties…’ from the context menu.

In the Properties window, click the Local Files tab.

Under the Local Files tab:

• Click ‘Uninstall Tool…’ if you have no intention of making mods for A Hat in Time.
• Or… Click ‘Verify integrity of tool files’. (This will take a few minutes to complete)

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Verify Game Files

This is an important step and should NEVER be skipped.

In your Steam library, scroll to ‘A Hat in Time’, right click and select ‘Properties…’ from the context menu.

In the Properties window, click the Local Files tab.

Under the Local Files tab:

Click ‘Verify integrity of game files’. (This will take a few minutes to complete)

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

[Nyakuza Metro DLC] Disable Online Party Mode

This step only applies to you if you own the Nyakuza Metro with Online Party DLC.

If you do not own the DLC, you can safely carry on to the next step.

This is an important step and should NEVER be skipped.

A particularly busy/active Online Party lobby such as ‘peck’ might be crashing the game on startup, when you load your save, or when you load in to the hub.

First of all, you will need to go offline in Steam.

To do this, mouse to the top left, click ‘Steam’, and then select ‘Go Offline…’

Please bear in mind that doing so will restart Steam without a network connection.

Once Steam has restarted:

• Start the game as you would normally.
• Load your save as you would normally.
• Once you have successfully loaded in to the hub, bring up the pause menu and disable Online Party mode.
• Perform a clean quit to desktop.

If you still cannot start your game in order to disable Online Party, fear not as there is an alternative method. You can disable Online Party mode by modifying its configuration file.

This file can be found at the following location:

• …SteamsteamappscommonHatinTimeHatinTimeGame ConfigHatinTimeOnline.ini

A text editor like Notepad is required to edit this file. Though a free, fully featured and comprehensive text editor like Notepad++ is preferred.

Ensure that you have file extensions visible in Explorer windows. In Windows 10, you can do this by selecting the ‘View’ tab from the ribbon at the top of the Explorer window, and filling the respective checkbox. Other versions of Windows or non-Windows operating systems may differ.

When you have the file open a text editor, find and modify these values. They should be at the absolute the top of the file, underneath the [GhostParty] heading:

• LobbyName=
• UseOnlineFunctionality=False

LobbyName should be left blank.

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Erase the Contents of HatinTimeMods.ini

If you haven’t been using any mods, you can safely skip to the next step.

This is an important step.

As explained elsewhere in the guide, this file holds configurations for all of the mods you have used, including ones you have unsubscribed from.

This file can be found at the following location:

• “…SteamsteamappscommonHatinTimeHatinTimeGame ConfigHatinTimeMods.ini”

A text editor like Notepad is required to edit this file. Though a free, fully featured and comprehensive text editor like Notepad++ is preferred.

Ensure that you have file extensions visible in Explorer windows. In Windows 10, you can do this by selecting the ‘View’ tab from the ribbon at the top of the Explorer window, and filling the respective checkbox. Other versions of Windows or non-Windows operating systems may differ.

Deleting the configuration file to the Recycle Bin is not necessary. Once you have the file open in Notepad, press CTRL+A at the same time to select all. Then press delete/backspace and save.

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Restart Your Computer

No. I am not kidding.

This is an important step and should NEVER be skipped.

As mentioned in the foreword of the guide, it’s because the Unreal Engine is a buggy mess and any unclean exit may leave traces in your system’s memory that will prevent the game from starting up successfully at all, until you next restart your computer.

Do NOT restart in to Safe Mode.

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

(Re)Start Steam, with Online Enabled

I can’t remember if or not Steam preserves offline mode following a system reboot.

If it does, you will need to mouse to top left and click Steam, followed by selecting ‘Go Online…’. Steam will now restart with connection to the Steam servers.

You may be prompted by Steam for your password or a two-factor authentication token. Have these ready.

Once you have completed this step, move on to the next step.

Start the Game as Normal

You may attempt starting the game as normal.

If the game loads successfully, remember that:

• You will still need to re-enable Online Party mode along with setting your preferred party name.
• You will still need to reconfigure any workshop items that you remain subscribed to.
• You will still need to restore any standalone file system mods back to their original location.
• You will still need to quit to desktop to reinstall D9VK, if you were using it before.

If the game continues to repeatedly crash to desktop:

• Go through everything I have previously suggested in the ‘Foreword’ section at the top of the guide.
• Wait for a little while before trying again (20-30 minutes minimum).
• Wait for Valve to roll out another patch for Steam/the Steamworks API.