C4DUnhandledExceptionFilter - debugging log ?
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I am troubleshooting a crash in C4D R21 commandline.exe on Windows 10
Error: application crashed C4DUnhandledExceptionFilter: writing exception info C4DUnhandledExceptionFilter: writing call stacks
Where are the likely place I can go to look at the exception info and call stacks that was being written out ?
Cheers
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Hello @nicholas_yue,
thank you for reaching out to us. You can find the crash reports of Cinema in its preference folder. The preference folder should be located in
\{USER}\AppData\Roaming\MAXON\{VERSION}\
. It can also be opened via a button at the bottom of the preferences menu.However, this will lead you to the preference folder of the Cinema 4D app, not the one for
commandline.exe
. The last element in the path will be a folder with a name likeS24_XXX_YYYYYYY
where theXXX
part is the minor revision and theYYYYYYY
part a hash with no higher meaning for the user. So, the path is then for example{USER}\AppData\Roaming\MAXON\S24_037_DFA0E3FB
. When you have run the command line app at least once, then there will also be a folder with almost the same path, but only that an_x
has been appended, e.g.,{USER}\AppData\Roaming\MAXON\S24_037_DFA0E3FB_x
. This path then contains all thecommandline.exe
data, including the bug reports, which should be visible to you under{USER}\AppData\Roaming\MAXON\{VERSION}_x\_bugreports
. For testing purposes, you can always invoke a crash on Cinema 4D by using the argument-crashtest
. So,.\Commandline.exe -crashtest
will force a crash which should pop up in your{USER}\AppData\Roaming\MAXON\{VERSION}_x\_bugreports
.Cheers,
Ferdinand