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[MadCat221]

I am attempting to use the Toolset to open up a gamesave and override my char's face with a .mor file.  However, it is taking unusually long to load, and then spits out an "out of memory" error.

Is there a way to increase the memory allocation that the toolset has so this doesn't happen?

[Sensorie]

http://social.biowar...11689/blog/707/



Just don't try and open multiple large game saves, unless you have a serious amount of RAM (> 8GB).

[MadCat221]

Well poop.



That does me no good.

[Lestat Dragoncourt]

No found!!!



the toolset is bugged.



We need a solution now! --> toolset run in Normal PC's with Vista OS 32bits/64bits about 3-4 GB RAM. is stupid that the toolseet need 3.62 GB for her OO ...are you crazy?



FIX its bioware, pls.

[dalethfc]

Would be nice to have this working,, and soon.

[sarahbau]

I don't know why it uses so much memory to open a file that's only a few MB (and seemingly similar to a simple XML file). Luckily I have 64-bit Windows and 6GB of RAM, so I can open the later saved games (and that's only after doing the fix), but most people probably don't have that. I don't know if it's loading everything referenced within the file or what.

[Aethyr]

omg, just realised that I can't use the toolset to edit some talent points for my saved game ... guess i am stuck forever ...

[ponozsticka]

not sure if its what youre looking for, but try this :

http://social.biowar...11689/blog/707/

[weyrleader]

I had no problems, then started doing some fairly tweaky stuff, and the toolset fails to open. Unistalled, and tried to reinstall and.....NO DICE!!!!

[ponozsticka]

you´ll have to delete whole toolset folder in My Documents when you want reinstall to work, I think

[weyrleader]

ponozsticka wrote...

you´ll have to delete whole toolset folder in My Documents when you want reinstall to work, I think

so delete the folder itself?  Folder shows empty.  How's your patience ponozsticka? )))

[ponozsticka]

I´m tired, I don´t care about thing now

There´s should be a folder, where all your addins are, that´s the one I mean

[endtransmission]

I'm surprised it has been so long and BioWare has not addressed the issue. Particularly when one has 6GB of memory.



Tis unfair. D:

[DarkangelV]

i have 16gigs of memory and i get this retarded error as well :S

sorry for awakening a dead thread, i googled the error and this came up.

[Atlas092]

same here . 16 gigs of ram and this comes up -,,-

[0x30A88]

Can you give me the file that leads to the error so I can see if it does the same here, because I have one small area, one script and two savegames (1 Lothering and 1 halfway trough). The toolset only use 1,35 GB. With Unity3D, 3DS Max and Firefox running alongside the Toolset, it exceeds 4GB totalCo.

Specs: i5 760, 8GB ram.

Modifié par Gisle Aune, 14 mai 2011 - 06:15 .

[-Semper-]

Atlas092 wrote...

same here . 16 gigs of ram and this comes up -,,-

the toolset is a x86 app therefore it won't adress more than a 32bit windows can handle... even if you are using a 64bit system.

[mellic]

Yes, but still, where's the fix from Bioware? Why release a broken 32bit app with memory problems?

[etanaposti]

Any fix yet? I have a same "out of memory" problem with 4GB ram and 64-bit win7


That 1.0.1008.0 Toolset takes about 300MB ram and if i open my savegame itll takes 1800MB of ram and says that its out of memory. Still there are ram left, but it wont use more than that 1800MB

Modifié par etanaposti, 01 août 2011 - 10:37 .

[etanaposti]

OK, now it works

Do like on this paste, just use DragonAgeToolset.exe instead of Fallout.exe

"I take no credit for the following 'tutorial', as it's pretty much taken from this Fallout 3 'Mod' and For the 3GB switch.

Anyways, as most of you guys know Fallout 3 was built from the ground up to utilize only 2GB of ram even if you're running more. Therefore by following these instructions you can use more than 2GB of RAM, and therefore have a significant performance bonus. For me, it was enough to play on Ultra High with a Nvidia Geforce 210 (My Geforce 9500 was being replaced).

Step 1) Grab the utility from the link above (This one), I've used it and it's not a virus (scanned with kaspersky), alongside being a pretty popular nexus file. But still, as it is an EXE exercise caution. Install it, if you wish (but it's necessary for the next few steps)

Step 2) Backup your Fallout 3 EXE

Step 3) Right click and click Open with CFF Explorer

Step 4) CFF Explorer will pop up, click 'File header' under the sub-heading 'Nt headers'

Step 5) Click 'Click here' under Characteristics

Step 6) A characteristics popup box will come up, click "App can handle >2gb address space"

Step 7) Hit Ok

If you're running Vista/XP 32Bit there's an additional step, but it's not recommended for everyone. You should have at least 4 GB of Ram for this, and also understand if you make a mistake THIS CAN PREVENT YOU FROM BOOTING UP

Vista:

Step 1) Use CMD to open the command prompt

Step 2) Run it as administrator

Step 3) Enter bcdedit /set increaseuserva 3072 (To revert, enter bcdedit /deletevalue increaseuserva )

Step 4) Grab the hotfix for memory, this should prevent crashes. Hotfix

XP

Step 1) Right click my computer and hit Properties

Step 2) Click advanced

Step 3) Click settings in startup and recovery

Step 4) Click edit

Step 5) Add /fastdetect switch: /3GB /Userva=2900 to the [Operating Systems] section

Step 6) Save

[CID-78]

It's better to use a external GFF editor instead of wasting resource and risk harming your computer or the toolset.

[etanaposti]

Yep, external GFF editor is the best choice