Access Violation at address 0056DF6F in module 'SOLDAT.EXE' Read address FFFFFFF

[Coolio]

Ok i tired clicking on video captability and that wont even work? what should i do? PLEASE HELP ME.

[edak]

Please read other similar posts, but here is the fix

The only way I could get around this issue was to:

1. Check 16 bit
2. Select 640x480
3. Turn OFF antialiasing AND dithering
4. Turn ON video compatibility
5. Turn OFF force software
6. Turn OFF ATI fix.
7. Run in full screen

let us know how this goes.

[Arato]

you don't have to run full screen it works small screen for me

[TimespliTT]

ill just post this here
im getting

Access Violation at address 0056DF6F in module 'SOLDAT.EXE' Read address 00000000

maybe fixed it i clicked make compatible

[ChiefBlackFoot]

sounds like what happens when you as a programmer try to read from a string or structure that no longer exists...  delphi should take care of this so maybe it's a problem with battleye or video hardware

[GordonFreeman]

sounds like what happens when you as a programmer try to read from a string or structure that no longer exists...  delphi should take care of this so maybe it's a problem with battleye or video hardware

In string or structure types it does take care, but it doesn't in types and classes that needs to be created and destroyed... In fact, the Access Violation exception is the most common when u work with objects of any kind. I think that all Delphi developers suffer when an exception of this kind appears (because sometimes they're really difficult to debug  ).

And the most strange thing is that Direct3D libraries are interfaced, so... they shouldn't raise Access Violation exceptions. But, f.e., if the IDirect3DDevice9 doesnt start due to a hostil environment, it has a nil reference and may raise that.

Sorry about my english (Im from Argentina)!