Originally Posted By: jcl
But can't you just check and print the d3d_tex... variables in several steps during initialization of your game? This should tell you where the problem is. Maybe some particularly large textures.
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But you should still be able to find the problem this way when you don't change the resolution.

I'm sorry but I don't really understand how. Here's the IMO relevant part of the acklog just created:

Code:
Video memory found: 4094 MB

main_event() at frame 4... (nexus: 31.7/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.3) (d3d_texfree: 4072.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 1.0) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.0) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.0).


create_rendertargets() START at frame 17... (nexus: 35.8/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.3) (d3d_texfree: 4071.0) (d3d_texlimit: 8192.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 1.0) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.0) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(1920,1080,24)...DONE. (CAMTARG1, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(1920,1080,24)...DONE. (KUREF, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(1920,1080,24)...DONE. (REFRAC, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(1920,1080,24)...DONE. (CAMBMAP, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(960,540,24)...DONE. (COMBINE, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(480,270,24)...DONE. (BLOOM2, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(1920,1080,24)...DONE. (COMBINE2, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)
bmap_createblackDEBUG(1920,1080,24)...DONE. (LOADDISPLAY, d3d_texbmaps: 1.0)DONE
MEMORY NOW (after all bmap creations): (nexus: 35.8/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.3) (d3d_texfree: 4071.0) (d3d_texlimit: 8192.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 1.0) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.0) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.0) (sum: 1.0MB)

level_load(NULL)

main_event() at frame 20... (nexus: 42.8/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.4) (d3d_texfree: 4071.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 26.0) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.0) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.0)
main_event() at frame 21... (nexus: 42.8/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.4) (d3d_texfree: 4045.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 111.3) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.0) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.0)
main_event() at frame 22... (nexus: 42.8/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.4) (d3d_texfree: 3993.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 111.3) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.0) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.0)

level_load(...)

main_event() at frame 57... (nexus: 61.2/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.4) (d3d_texfree: 3993.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 111.3) (d3d_texskins: 0.0) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.4) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.1)

// now playing the game normally, task manager RAM usage at 1060MB
main_event() at frame 394... (nexus: 64.0/ 150.0) (sys_memory: 219.4) (d3d_texfree: 3962.0) (d3d_texbmaps: 127.5) (d3d_texskins: 4.5) (d3d_texsmaps: 0.4) (d3d_texsurfs: 0.1)

All values are the same as they used to be, right now it doesn't crash though. I had the d3d_... stuff in place before when it was crashing every time, did not see anything unusual there.
I don't think I've even added a single new texture or changed an old one (in size), just stuff in the code.

This cannot be "another" compiler related issue like in some past bug hunts where changing stuff in the code lead to crashes (mostly on MDL loading I think), right?

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