Memory leak again? #1517

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TechDudie · 2021-04-10T04:43:26+02:00

TechDudie commented

2021-04-10 04:43:26 +02:00

I was doing a creative world, getting a grass block image for a icon, and i suddently got lag, chunks woundlt load, checked out task manager after a min and it said 1.1GB mem usage. hmmm... maybe its related to #1452?

EDIT: now its 1.3GB and im not doing anything

I was doing a creative world, getting a grass block image for a icon, and i suddently got lag, chunks woundlt load, checked out task manager after a min and it said 1.1GB mem usage. hmmm... maybe its related to #1452? EDIT: now its 1.3GB and im not doing anything

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erle commented

2021-04-10 08:33:12 +02:00

Can you reproduce this?

TechDudie commented

2021-04-10 15:35:48 +02:00

I’m pretty sure it’s reproducing #1452 but nothing in common is done besides play the game for a few hours constantly... perhaps it has to do with the engine? Somewhere there’s a new keyword and someone forgot a corresponding delete ? It dosent matter too much for my 16GB pc but it still makes the game run slower.

I’m pretty sure it’s reproducing #1452 but nothing in common is done besides play the game for a few hours constantly... perhaps it has to do with the engine? Somewhere there’s a ```new ``` keyword and someone forgot a corresponding ```delete ```? It dosent matter too much for my 16GB pc but it still makes the game run slower.

TechDudie commented

2021-04-10 18:43:13 +02:00

Reproduced doing nothing in common... :puzzled:

Ghost commented

2021-04-10 21:13:10 +02:00

can you "reproduce" this with MTG? (i doubt this but you never know...)
is there really nothing in debug.txt, after setting to verbose levels?

getting a grass block image for a icon
what does this mean?

can you "reproduce" this with MTG? (i doubt this but you never know...) is there really nothing in `debug.txt`, after setting to verbose levels? > getting a grass block image for a icon what does this mean?

erle commented

2021-04-11 02:56:26 +02:00

@TechDudie I meant “reproduce” as in “do something again that triggers the issue”.