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| RUSH0814:
--- Quote from: CityRPG on February 04, 2012, 08:22:58 PM ---Oh. Whooops. Sorry. I thought from the title's wording "when i try to start my own game" it meant the actual server. Two more things I'd like you to try before I bugger off. Delete the Config 1. Navigate to Documents/Blockland/Config/Client/ and move the "config.cs" file to your desktop. 2. Start the game. If it continues to crash, put it back and do the next thing. If it's fixed, just delete the config file and play. Trace 1. Find the shortcut you use to launch Blockland. 2. Click it, then Ctrl+Drag to duplicate the icon. 3. Right click the duplicate. 4. "Properties" 5. Add -trace to the end of the Target field. It should look like the attachment. 6. Okay 7. Start game using this icon. 8. After it crashes, upload the new console once again. --- End quote --- it seems to be working now, it started working without me doing anything :/ but thanks for the attempt! |
| CityRPG:
Next time it happens, just try restarting your computer. It's probably just an issue with memory space or something. |
| ScratchTehEPICSpaceDude:
Aren't you gonna lock this? |
| RUSH0814:
--- Quote from: CityRPG on February 04, 2012, 08:27:13 PM ---Next time it happens, just try restarting your computer. It's probably just an issue with memory space or something. --- End quote --- i bet thats the loving answer! my computer always prompts to close stuff and says i have low memory! if i restart it does it give it memory? because i have lots of hard drive space so i cant imagine its the harddrive space |
| CityRPG:
--- Quote from: RUSH0814 on February 04, 2012, 09:54:01 PM ---i bet thats the loving answer! my computer always prompts to close stuff and says i have low memory! if i restart it does it give it memory? because i have lots of hard drive space so i cant imagine its the harddrive space --- End quote --- RAM and Harddisk space are different. You have limited RAM, so after a while it gets cluttered like a trashcan. Restarting takes the RAM, dumps it, then starts all over. |
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