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Dakar Desert Rally Startup Crash #693
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I re-added the Mods folder, same result. |
Same issue here. UE4SS was already working with older Dakar versions last year but not with the latest Dakar update 2.2 and 2.3. |
I found a workaround to bypass UE4SS crashing the game (fatal error): Open UE4SS-settings.ini and change the following Hooks paramaters to 0 [Hooks] All the other hooks = 1 Now start the game. Dumper-7 is a tool used for reverse engineering Unreal Engine games, primarily focused on dumping game assets, memory structures, and function signatures. It helps to extract useful information for modding or debugging games built on Unreal Engine. AOB Scanning in Cheat Engine can identify patterns for function calls or memory locations related to InitGameState and LoadMap, which Dumper-7 might not provide out-of-the-box (output file attached). Dumper-7-GObjects-Output.txt DUMPER-7_OUTPUT_for_Dakar2Game.zip |
This is likely a VTable problem. |
Online PVP? |
It appears to be a racing game with both singleplayer and multiplayer components. |
Branch or Release
v.3.0.1
Game and Engine Version
Dakar Desert Rally, UE 4.27.2.0
Describe the bug
The game crashes at start-up. I tried to use U4ESS to mod the game, I have not made any modifications to it for the time being.
Mods directory
N/A
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expected the game to run normally.
Screenshots, UE4SS Log, and .dmp file
UE4SS.log
UE4SS_ObjectDump.txt
Desktop (please complete the following information):
-OS: Win11
Additional context
No further context. The game has never been datamined and/or modded.
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