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Oh as DasKinkyWalrus said, download CFF explorer, click file, open, then navigate to your Warband folder. Select mb_Warband and click open. Few lines down you should see "File Header". Click on it and under characteristics click "Click Here" and enable App can handle >2gb Adress space.
Here is the picture if it sounds too complicated:
I thought it was a common knowledge to use CFF explorer for games
Here is the picture if it sounds too complicated:
I thought it was a common knowledge to use CFF explorer for games
Hm. I too have been having this problem. I can usually last about 3-4 battles, but then I crash. I tried doing what Takeda just said, only to find that the 2gb adress box he mentioned had already been checked. In fact, everything had already been checked. Pixel shaders, single threading, textures on demand, everything. I vaguely remember this happening on native, though not nearly as frequent, so I think its more of a problem with my 9 year old machine than it is with L'Aigle. Luckily, my new pc gets here tomorrow, so It wont be such a bug problem for me
Vraelomon 说:Hm. I too have been having this problem. I can usually last about 3-4 battles, but then I crash. I tried doing what Takeda just said, only to find that the 2gb adress box he mentioned had already been checked. In fact, everything had already been checked. Pixel shaders, single threading, textures on demand, everything. I vaguely remember this happening on native, though not nearly as frequent, so I think its more of a problem with my 9 year old machine than it is with L'Aigle. Luckily, my new pc gets here tomorrow, so It wont be such a bug problem for me
Yeah, the problem must be in the machine you are using. Warband may be an old game, but all these extra models, textures, shaders and whatnot can really stress a computer, especially if it's an old one.
Vicccard
Master Knight
Takeda Shingen 说:Oh as DasKinkyWalrus said, download CFF explorer, click file, open, then navigate to your Warband folder. Select mb_Warband and click open. Few lines down you should see "File Header". Click on it and under characteristics click "Click Here" and enable App can handle >2gb Adress space.
Here is the picture if it sounds too complicated:
I thought it was a common knowledge to use CFF explorer for games
I did that and it still crashes.
Humlenerd
Knight at Arms
The CFF trick only works if your pc has >4GB ram. May I ask if your computer happens to be a potato?Vicccard 说:Takeda Shingen 说:Oh as DasKinkyWalrus said, download CFF explorer, click file, open, then navigate to your Warband folder. Select mb_Warband and click open. Few lines down you should see "File Header". Click on it and under characteristics click "Click Here" and enable App can handle >2gb Adress space.
Here is the picture if it sounds too complicated:
I thought it was a common knowledge to use CFF explorer for games
I did that and it still crashes.
Vicccard 说:
What version of Windows 7? If it's the Starter version, that would be your problem.
According to Microsoft all 32bit versions of Windows 7 except the Starter edition support 4 gigs of RAM.
So it's definitely a memory issue. The mod needs about 2.5GB, which is more than the 2GB 32bit Windows will allow a program to use. You can change this however.
Opening a command prompt (which you can do by searching for CMD on the start menu) and entering "bcdedit.exe /set increaseuserVA 3072" will allow programs to use up to 3GB of RAM, which is enough for L'Aigle. If that slows your system down too much, 2700-2800 or so instead of 3072 might work.
This is a normal feature of Windows and should be safe to use, but in the off-chance it causes computer problems I accept no responsibility whatsoever. No guarantee the fix will work, either.
Opening a command prompt (which you can do by searching for CMD on the start menu) and entering "bcdedit.exe /set increaseuserVA 3072" will allow programs to use up to 3GB of RAM, which is enough for L'Aigle. If that slows your system down too much, 2700-2800 or so instead of 3072 might work.
This is a normal feature of Windows and should be safe to use, but in the off-chance it causes computer problems I accept no responsibility whatsoever. No guarantee the fix will work, either.