Computer restarts after quitting UT2k4

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CK-Atlantic

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Mar 15, 2005
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Hi guys!

I've got a very unusual problem!
I wrote this little nice script for UT2k4:

http://home.arcor.de/ck-atlantic/NAnimMesh.txt

It works fine, the animation is played, i can hear a sound, the random break and triggering also works. The problem comes when I quit the game. I can see the windows desktop for about half a second, then the screen turns black and the computer restarts.

The Problem is only with maps using that script. I use WOTGreal for compiling. The Compiler doesn't show any errors except the following warning:

ExecWarning: E:\UT2004\nemesis\Classes\NAnimMesh.uc(19) : ExecWarning, Missing meshmap, texture, or num (MESHMAP=Schlauch01 NUM=1 TEXTURE=Texture'Engine.DefaultTexture')

It would be nice if anyone can help me, I really go crazy with this.
 
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CK-Atlantic

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This doesn't help me anything because there are only the following lines in it after the PC restarts:

Log: Log file open, 03/15/05 21:36:06
Init: Name subsystem initialized
Init: Detected: Microsoft Windows XP 5.1 (Build: 2600)
Init: Version: 3323 (128.29)
Init: Compiled: Sep 7 2004 17:18:28
Init: Command line: Autoplay.ut2?NumBots=0 HWND=327948 -log
Init: Character set: Unicode
Init: Base directory: E:\UT2004\System\
Init: Ini:UT2004.ini UserIni:User.ini
Init: Build label: UT2004 Build UT2004_Build_[2004-09-07_17.17]
Init: Object subsystem initialized
 

Bob242

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You could have a batch file run the program, and backup the log file upon it quitting. Assuming the batch file has a chance to backup the log before the computer restarting you should be fine.