Fatal error while testing the map.

[Rkynick]

I've been working on my map for a while now, but i've never had any trouble testing it. But now when i go to test it, after it loads it crashes with an error that says:
This application has encountered a critical error:

FATAL ERROR!

Program: c:\program files\warcraft iii\War3.exe
Exception: 0xC0000005 (ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 001B:6F4D3D29

The instruction at '0x6F4D3D29' referenced memory at '0c00000030'.
The memory could not be 'read'.

Press OK to terminate the application.

I havent done much, I tried disabling the two new triggers, and i got rid of a skin i never used.
Things to be aware of(that I changed):

1. I gave rally to non buildings
2. I had a nonworking paladin skin edit( i deleted)
3. I had floating text appear at a region
4. I changed some build times to 1
5. I gave spells to buildings

Please help me if you can. This is very aggravating.

 

[Miz]

Well when that happends there are 2 main things

1. Protection has been active without you're say
2. Corruption

For number 1.
Protection you didn't do a save as then protect or you protected when you're game wasn't done ethier way it can be fix but if you don't know how to get past protection (I don't know etheir) you should get someone to do it for you

For Number 2
Corruption is a major one you can't do anything about it that I'm awhere of but I think there is a way but its harder and I don't think you can fix it so if it is corruption I'm sry but you may have to ditch the game

But I hope its not a major as corruption
its just protection or a mix up codeing

 

[Sim]

Undo what you recently done, in order. Save between each undoing.

 

[Rkynick]

corruption isnt much of a problem... this is a maze maker. ill i really need to do if its corruption is just reinstate the trigger, unit, ability, and item data

 

[Miz]

My corruption probelms before have been very bad where most of my triggers were a probelm. :banghead:

 

[Fl4meS]

Don't u have a backup from that map?
U should at least have a backup from it.