lucasfart wrote:Actually Samofbia, whats crashing the map will normally be last on the list, so i'm guessing its only the cp issue crashing the map, and not the other 2. Of course it's a good idea to fix them, but if he leaves them the map should still run as long as he fixes the cps.

EDIT: Did you even look at the spot where the cp's were defined? I found the problem after a glance at the lua. You're defining cp4 4 times.

Marth8880 wrote:

lucasfart wrote:Actually Samofbia, whats crashing the map will normally be last on the list, so i'm guessing its only the cp issue crashing the map, and not the other 2. Of course it's a good idea to fix them, but if he leaves them the map should still run as long as he fixes the cps.

EDIT: Did you even look at the spot where the cp's were defined? I found the problem after a glance at the lua. You're defining cp4 4 times.

WTF?!? I never did that! Sigh, that's really retarded. I think it actually did that before.

SAMofBIA wrote:hmmm, in all honesty, I HAVE NO IDEA . anway, try getting rid of your godray's, i find that most of your map crashing will have to do with objects that dont actaully work, but thats just from my experience. Im sure moe experienced mappers will tell you otherwise.

Message Severity: 2
.\Source\Godray.cpp(298)
GodrayManager: Exceeded maximum number of godrays (0)

Message Severity: 2
.\Source\EntityProp.cpp(875)
EntityProp 'end_prop_treeclump02' AttachOdf 'end_prop_godray' odf not found

Marth8880 wrote:I am using Endor trees which require godrays.

Marth8880 wrote:It still crashes to the desktop. That last error message with the level 3 severity level disappears though. How do I increase the memory pool size? I see a ton of memory pool options but which one do I use?