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Post #1My game crashes and they tell me to contact them and tell them that this is going on. I do not know how. I have folders that they want me to send them that have information on the crashes. I how do I contact them?
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Could you paste your Output_Log from your rust files, maybe the community will be able to help.
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How do i do that? Can i put files in here?
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Go into your steam files (generally in program files x86 > Steam), then go to SteamApps > Common > Rust > Rust_Data > Output_Log.
Copy and paste the information onto here.
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I know how to find them, but I could not paste those files in here. I could paste the text but that would fill SOOOOOO much space.
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http://pastebin.com/
Put it on there and send us the link
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http://pastebin.com/W9QeDY7t
I used 4 of the game crash output logs
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The rest of the community may be able to help more, however i did find one thing that may be causing the crash
Try deleting the file, then go to Rust on steam, right click, properties, Local Files, Verify Integrity of game cache.
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OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH x10000000!!! it works
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Np, have fun running from naked axe wielding men
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This is the crash output log I'm getting. http://pastebin.com/VRwsLYpn
i tried what you suggested before. Any help would be much appreciated.
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64MB of VRAM?
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I'm sorry i don't understand what you're asking.
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if verify integrity fails, try a clean install
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What is your system specifications?
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what GPU do you use
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I have re installed three times, and i have 12 GB RAM.
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yes but if you only have 64MB of dedicated video memory then you have a problem if you want to play Rust
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1) Press Start
2) Type "dxdiag" then press Enter
3) Go to display tab
4) Give the name in the top left hand corner
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AMD XFX Radeon HD 7770
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Hmm, not bad.
By any chance, do you have an integrated graphics card as well?
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Press start where?
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weird, are all of your drivers up to date? ill admit im not that savvy when it comes to hardware, but that gpu should have at least over a gig vram
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I am assuming you are using windows.
Click the button on the bottom left hand corner that says "Start"
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not the greatest with computers, I only know a few of the basics so IDK what this integrated graphics card is
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if you have windows 8 just search for dxdiag in the smartbar you get when bring your mouse to a right corner
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oh duh my bad
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ok so I did those steps and it says Name:
and nothing after that.
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@Ryan35444
Alright, I want you to search for "Device Manager" then click the plus (+) next to the "Display Adapters" dropdown menu and give all listed.
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AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series
That is the only thing that is there.
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