SIGSEGV error despite trouble shooting for weeks (accidentally posted this in the wrong forum earlier, sorry mods!)

Robotmeiser

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Exactly what it says on the tin, I keep getting a sigsegv error trying to run the game. I've ran it on OpenGL and Software, still get the error, I've messed with rendering values, increasing them, lowering them. Messing with multiple cores, I've done just about every other fix I've seen here in the forums, even updated my bios to hopefully fix the instabilites of my 13th gen i9 chip and still there's sigsegv errors. I've attached my RPT and log files, as the game tells me to do on said error, so if there's any fix I can do I would *really* like to know
 

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Sorry for the late response.

Do you have libpng.dll or other DLLs that were part of v1 in the Ring Racers directory? If not, is libpng.dll in your Windows system32 or syswow64 directories?
 
Sorry for the late response.

Do you have libpng.dll or other DLLs that were part of v1 in the Ring Racers directory? If not, is libpng.dll in your Windows system32 or syswow64 directories?
Uhhmm, the same issue is going on with me, just that it asks for all of this
DLL_RINGRACE_ERROR.PNG

Post automatically merged:

I also do have the files added within, even the old ahh Opengl 32
Post automatically merged:

Looking again, it may just need the dll files from version 1.x. If so, do you have such?
 
Looking again, it may just need the dll files from version 1.x. If so, do you have such?
No, you should not put the DLLs from v1 in the same directory. Ring Racers for Windows and macOS is linked statically with most of the dependencies we use, except for the exception handler DLLs on Windows (exchndl.dll and mgwhelp.dll).

Code:
I_Error(): PNG_Read: libpng load error!

We did not intend to ship any PNG images in the core game due to stability issues with the PNG pic conversion code, but there is a possibility that some slipped through on accident. We will make sure that the next release includes none, or otherwise fix the PNG loading code. Unfortunately I don't have a solution for either of you for now.
 
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