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Regions larger than 8192x8192 throw Error on login. #6

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Tampa opened this issue Oct 14, 2012 · 8 comments
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Regions larger than 8192x8192 throw Error on login. #6

Tampa opened this issue Oct 14, 2012 · 8 comments
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Tampa commented Oct 14, 2012

ERROR: LLAppViewer::mainLoop: Bad memory allocation in LLAppViewer::mainLoop()!

Is thrown upon Initializing World... dialog.

Tested on Aurora with a 16384x16384 region.

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Which version, which OS?

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Tampa commented Oct 14, 2012

Version 1-2-0-8 on Windows 7 64Bit

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How much RAM do you have in your computer?

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Did this just happen once or does it reproduce?
Also, Is there somewhere more instantaneous we could talk? Like freenode or somewhere?

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Tampa commented Oct 14, 2012

I got 24GB Ram on this machine, so it should be fine. The error is indeed reproduceable. Just tell me a server and channel and i get on IRC :)

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Tampa ,you can find me on #voodoo-client

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The max land mass supported currently is 8192x8912. Why it can do larger regions it would require some changes to sim code. The client is currently set to that max so it follows with aurora dev limits.

@ghost ghost assigned samiam123 Oct 21, 2012
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A limit shouldn't cause an error, it should throw a notification explaining what's going on.

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