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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Is there anyway around the 'Build process has exceed 1.95GB of virtual memory...' message?

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Crimson Night
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Posted: 5th Jul 2012 16:56
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I have 6GB of RAM so it should all be good

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maho76
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Posted: 5th Jul 2012 17:33 Edited at: 5th Jul 2012 17:34
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you can turn the limitation off in the setup.ini/build.ini, but always remember: 32bit-systems wont run your game then, so 70% of the clients will drop off, and strange (fatal) errors will come up in the future (maybe not, but a good chance to be so).

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Dar13
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Not without introducing a stability issue into the executable. I assume you're on 64bit?

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Crimson Night
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Posted: 5th Jul 2012 18:19
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Oh ofc sorry, been ages since i've used this - yep 64bit system

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TGPEG
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Posted: 5th Jul 2012 23:36
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Close FPSC, then change "systemmemorycapoff=0" in setup.ini to "systemmemorycapoff=1", save it and reload.
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AngelTheKiller
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hello i have a problem even though i put systemmemorycapoff=1 it still doesn't let me test levels more than 1.95 gb it just stops and get suck on light mapping

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Meows
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Posted: 10th Jul 2012 12:24
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ditto here too. same problem with 16 gig ram win7/64bit/

What I do is build each level seperate (I had to split some levels
4 times to get it under 1.4 gig per level. That seems to be the happy place for each level. 1.3 really for XP machines.

Now I have found that If I build each level as a single game then link them all together as one large game it works great.

My first large game is 21 levels each built seperate. and plays as one game.

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