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Quote from josepezdj on June 22, 2013, 5:58 amreepblue wrote:josepezdj wrote:I do indeed PLUS every every time before going to my texture browser!You can limit crashing in the texture browsing by slowing sown the scrolling. Still sucks that it does that, Not sure if its the majority of textures being 1024x1024 causing of it.
Yeah man, sometimes that works but many times I can't even see a first page fill with textures when it crashes already, so no time to even scroll a milimeter... If this is related to memory resources for example, is there any way to allow the P2AT grab a much RAM as it needs?
You can limit crashing in the texture browsing by slowing sown the scrolling. Still sucks that it does that, Not sure if its the majority of textures being 1024x1024 causing of it.
Yeah man, sometimes that works but many times I can't even see a first page fill with textures when it crashes already, so no time to even scroll a milimeter... If this is related to memory resources for example, is there any way to allow the P2AT grab a much RAM as it needs?
Quote from 650yoghurt on June 22, 2013, 7:27 amreepblue wrote:Since the answer has been answered, Let me just put that you should build up a habit of Ctrl+S-ing every I dunno,30 seconds.yea i do that everytime i'm about to open the properties window of a brush or entity or when i've made a small change..
yea i do that everytime i'm about to open the properties window of a brush or entity or when i've made a small change..
Quote from Lpfreaky90 on June 22, 2013, 11:07 amI basically hit Ctrl + S always; I even notice I press it after I moved my camera elsewhere
I basically hit Ctrl + S always; I even notice I press it after I moved my camera elsewhere
Quote from User on June 23, 2013, 4:58 amLpfreaky90 wrote:I basically hit Ctrl + S always; I even notice I press it after I moved my camera elsewhereSame here. ^^
Same here. ^^
Quote from Gemarakup on June 23, 2013, 7:32 amI don't know. It's like your mind thinks that you did something while changing the camera, so, you have to save what you did.
I don't know. It's like your mind thinks that you did something while changing the camera, so, you have to save what you did.
Quote from josepezdj on June 23, 2013, 1:02 pmQuick tip on the topic: it really looks like the hammer editor gets overloaded when it needs to render much information... so basically the cordon tool allows you to avoid so much crashing when building a big map I've been mapping for like 3 hours now without a single crash after searching/filtering for textures/models a bunch of times >.<
Quick tip on the topic: it really looks like the hammer editor gets overloaded when it needs to render much information... so basically the cordon tool allows you to avoid so much crashing when building a big map I've been mapping for like 3 hours now without a single crash after searching/filtering for textures/models a bunch of times >.<
Quote from lord_blex on June 23, 2013, 4:01 pmWait, 3 hours without a crash is good? I mean Hammer does crash a lot, but I don't remember it being that bad for me..
Or maybe it just sounds too ridiculous to believe if we say it out aloud like that
Wait, 3 hours without a crash is good? I mean Hammer does crash a lot, but I don't remember it being that bad for me..
Or maybe it just sounds too ridiculous to believe if we say it out aloud like that
Quote from Lpfreaky90 on June 23, 2013, 4:20 pmWith my old laptop I was happy with one crash every 30 minutes
There's a reason why I constantly press Ctrl S...
With my old laptop I was happy with one crash every 30 minutes
There's a reason why I constantly press Ctrl S...
Quote from lord_blex on June 23, 2013, 5:14 pmI actually turned off autosave, because I save every 10 seconds anyways. Sometimes I try to press ctrl+s even in the web browser
But it seems that packing up some ram does help making Hammer a bit more stable. (Duh!) I have 16 GB and I don't crash too-too much. Sometimes with the texture browser or if I open up a big map next to some other big maps, but it isn't so bad, that I have to call 3 hours without a crash an achievement.
(Though I haven't done too many big mapping sessions in a while, so it might just be time making things a bit nicer than they actually are)
I actually turned off autosave, because I save every 10 seconds anyways. Sometimes I try to press ctrl+s even in the web browser
But it seems that packing up some ram does help making Hammer a bit more stable. (Duh!) I have 16 GB and I don't crash too-too much. Sometimes with the texture browser or if I open up a big map next to some other big maps, but it isn't so bad, that I have to call 3 hours without a crash an achievement.
(Though I haven't done too many big mapping sessions in a while, so it might just be time making things a bit nicer than they actually are)