Jlsegafan2001

I wound up using v0.16, anyways. This is the error I received, by the way.

This leads to another issue: Java 8 is the most recent version that doesn't exclusively come in a jdk. It's also not supported by TM 0.21. And I tried using the javaw.exe that came with Java 22 to open the jar file, but it does nothing. It doesn't open the program, no error message (unlike what happened with Java 8), nothing in Event Viewer, and it doesn't even become a background task. What do you recommend I should do?

Yo, I would like to see player photos be supported.

Because the faulting module is ntdll.dll, a system file.

Understandable.

Brave of you to assume this changes anything.

I see. I thought it was a hack of 95 on the Game Gear.

Three years later, and the site already doesn’t go anywhere. 👍

I thought this wasn’t a Genesis rom at first.

I feel like it was because of a Windows update as well.

Btw, NHL 2001 was the game I used as an example. NHL 2002 has the exact same crash.

1) If you know me, you'll know that the solution is never this easy. 2a) The command shown is incomplete. 2b) The troubleshooter will always tell me that the game isn't supported. 2c) NHL 2001 wants me to insert the game into a nonexistent drive and run it from there, and if I cancel, see 2b). 3) That worked once... then when I ran the game again, the issue came right back. 4) Windows opens Edge instead, because of IE being retired. 5) I only have one computer with Win10 on it, and even if I did have another one, Windows would prevent me from replacing the dll.

Heard back, and received this as part of a larger message: “We were able to add read and write support for some of the NHL 96 archives/images, but not all of them.”

What if you’re like me, and get a crash trying to play a game, and the faulting module is ntdll.dll?

Haven’t heard back yet.

Hopefully.

Ah, yes, the rather infamous Scott Walker.

For number 2, I'll have to wait for a response.

😛

1) I'm not sure how to do that. 2) I got in touch with a software developer I know of that could maybe add support for those files in their own application, which would then allow me to add new files to the viv files.

Huh. That's strange. It didn't work for me.

Unfortunately, editing player names doesn't really work as expected.

You can tell the post is from 2007 because the original website is dead, and replaced with a completely different one.

To see Cheveldae's card, find where it is in DONRUSS.VIV (you might need to extract the game files from the ISO and put them in a new folder to see the file). Then go into the roster editor, and press "D". This is the database editor, where you can assign new picture IDs to players. Photo 1 is the portrait, and Photo 2 is the Donruss card. Type in the ID of his Donruss card in "Photo 2". It should be the same as the number in Photo 1. After that, you make an iso out of that folder, and install the game... ...sike! Even if you do all this, the button allowing you to switch between the card and the photo still won't show up. But if that DID work, these would be the steps to take.