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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Those using "patch" on x64 OSs

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Flatlander
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Posted: 11th Mar 2011 22:57
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I really haven't run into any issues when working with the map and building a stand-alone. However, I think there might be an issue with saving and then loading a game position. This is with the stand-alone that uses up 3101MB of memory.

My first level uses up almost 1900 GB but it saves and loads without crashing.

Has anybody else tested this who have built more than 2GB. I would say more than 2048MB of memory.
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MK83
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Posted: 12th Mar 2011 00:43
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I built one with 2471mb, The only issue I had was before I saved the game I lowered the ambiance light all the way down. Then when I loaded the saved game the ambiance was all the way up by itself. Player position was fine and gun had right amount of ammo. All the dead chars were still dead. lol.

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Flatlander
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Posted: 12th Mar 2011 00:56 Edited at: 12th Mar 2011 01:02
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Thanks for responding MK

That's good that they're still dead.

I don't think my issue has anything to do with the patch. Has to do with my mod. I made some changes to the save and forgot to make them for the load. So it was out of sync basically.

I'm not sure LEE saves the ambiance setting. Let me take a look at the source and I'll let you know.

Addendum:

I can't see where he saves ambiance settings. I have noticed a problem with ambiance settings and it could be a bug but I've been working around it. It is the fact that it appears that the setting for ambience in the setuplevel.fpi is used for resetting. So, when it reloads the saved game he probably resets the ambience to the original value. I only took a quick look at this but I will take a closer, longer look at this issue.


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Airslide
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Posted: 12th Mar 2011 01:12
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Quote: "My first level uses up almost 1900 GB "


I do hope that is a typo
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SecretiveOps
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Posted: 12th Mar 2011 02:03
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Either he haas 100000 guns on his maps, or it is so graphically advanced that even the CIA couldn't play it...

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MK83
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Posted: 12th Mar 2011 03:24
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They just build big games out there.

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Flatlander
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Posted: 12th Mar 2011 04:17
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*** ROFL ***

If I was in Texas I could say we build big games here but I'm not so yes it is a type. Should be MB of course.

Yup, just let the CIA try to play it.



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Michael Thompson
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Posted: 13th Mar 2011 10:39
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Quote: "Quote: "My first level uses up almost 1900 GB "

I do hope that is a typo "


Yeah, I hope it is a typo aswell... that sorta sounds unrealistic.

Quote: "Should be MB of course.

Yup, just let the CIA try to play it."


Agreed on MB. but I dont think the CIA has that much RAM. Not even including virtual memory.

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