If you're going to tell me to use a .bat, that window comes up and dissapears after half a second. Also I'm using a 512x texture pack. I have an Intel i7 Quad Core CPU @ 3.8 Ghz each, 6 gigs of Dominator Crusador ram and 2 GTX 260's in SLI. I'm using the 512 because I want to. I also want to see how it looks for myself. Don't try to talk me out of it. Basically my Java doesn't have enough memory. It's says it has run out of memory after I log into Minecraft.
The only way i know is to use code's in a batch file. another way that might work is that HD fix, you can choose an option to test minecraft, and you choose how much RAM you put into it, i'm sure that will work :smile.gif:
Where can I find that? When I was searching around I got thousands of results so it wasn't very practical.
If the batch file isn't working, then you aren't doing something right. Open notepad and type this:
javaw -Xmx4096m -Xms1024m -jar "location of your Minecraft.exe"
-Xmx is the maximum RAM you want Minecraft to use, set it to however much RAM you have. Include the quotation marks with the location. For example mine looks like this:
Save it with a name like anything.bat, then place it in the same folder as your Minecraft.exe. After it is in the same folder as the .exe, you can create a shortcut to it and place that anywhere you want.
It's one of the stickies at the top of this subforum, so there's no need to bookmark it for later updates. (I believe the memory configuration is under "Options," though I haven't used it in awhile.)
If the batch file isn't working, then you aren't doing something right. Open notepad and type this:
javaw -Xmx4096m -Xms1024m -jar "location of your Minecraft.exe"
-Xmx is the maximum RAM you want Minecraft to use, set it to however much RAM you have. Include the quotation marks with the location. For example mine looks like this:
Save it with a name like anything.bat, then place it in the same folder as your Minecraft.exe. After it is in the same folder as the .exe, you can create a shortcut to it and place that anywhere you want.
A shortcut to what? The .bat file or the minecraft.exe file (I only ask because you used a pronoun which is very confusing when you were talking about two things)
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Where can I find that? When I was searching around I got thousands of results so it wasn't very practical.
javaw -Xmx4096m -Xms1024m -jar "location of your Minecraft.exe"
-Xmx is the maximum RAM you want Minecraft to use, set it to however much RAM you have. Include the quotation marks with the location. For example mine looks like this:
javaw -Xmx4096m -Xms1024m -jar "C:\Users\MyName\Desktop\Minecraft\Minecraft.exe"
Save it with a name like anything.bat, then place it in the same folder as your Minecraft.exe. After it is in the same folder as the .exe, you can create a shortcut to it and place that anywhere you want.
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It's one of the stickies at the top of this subforum, so there's no need to bookmark it for later updates. (I believe the memory configuration is under "Options," though I haven't used it in awhile.)
A shortcut to what? The .bat file or the minecraft.exe file (I only ask because you used a pronoun which is very confusing when you were talking about two things)