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RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Night - Oct 31, 2016
Yes, I noticed about the resolution. If you get the same message though, do let me know.
Leaving this open for a while to see what happens.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - evilmat360 - Oct 31, 2016
If I remember correctly use -h ... and -w ... to set the height and width of gmod in the launch options.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Night - Oct 31, 2016
There's also -window I believe.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Project - Oct 31, 2016
https://wiki.garrysmod.com/page/Command_Line_Parameters
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Brax - Oct 31, 2016
Google Chrome eats RAM like theres no tomorrow. It loves to just rip the RAM sticks outta your PC and gobble em up. Try not to have it open while playing.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Scrotonium - Oct 31, 2016
(Oct 31, 2016, 05:56 AM)Brax Wrote: Google Chrome eats RAM like theres no tomorrow. It loves to just rip the RAM sticks outta your PC and gobble em up. Try not to have it open while playing.
Yeah, but for 16GB? Really?
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - SnowredWolf - Oct 31, 2016
I've had this issue multiple times, gmod far from use as much ram as your computer has. You can dedicate more ram to gmod by adding this to your startup command thingy.
-heapsize <kilobytes>
I believe "-heapsize 4096000" would allow gmod to use up to 4gb of ram.
Never set this to more than half of your available ram.
This might have been removed from the game, but it's worth a shot I suppose.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Scrotonium - Nov 1, 2016
(Oct 31, 2016, 11:55 PM)SnowredWolf Wrote: I've had this issue multiple times, gmod far from use as much ram as your computer has. You can dedicate more ram to gmod by adding this to your startup command thingy.
-heapsize <kilobytes>
I believe "-heapsize 4096000" would allow gmod to use up to 4gb of ram.
Never set this to more than half of your available ram.
This might have been removed from the game, but it's worth a shot I suppose.
Ill try this. Cheers
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Night - Nov 12, 2016
(Nov 1, 2016, 12:45 AM)♈ Coupcake ♈ Wrote:(Oct 31, 2016, 11:55 PM)SnowredWolf Wrote: Snipped.
Ill try this. Cheers
Any updates to this, Coup?
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Scrotonium - Nov 19, 2016
(Nov 12, 2016, 03:33 AM)Nightmare Wrote:(Nov 1, 2016, 12:45 AM)♈ Coupcake ♈ Wrote:(Oct 31, 2016, 11:55 PM)SnowredWolf Wrote: Snipped.
Ill try this. Cheers
Any updates to this, Coup?
Not yet I haven't been playing.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Night - Nov 19, 2016
When you do, please let me know if this is still a recurring problem.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Project - Nov 24, 2016
(Nov 19, 2016, 09:53 PM)♈ Coupcake ♈ Wrote:(Nov 12, 2016, 03:33 AM)Nightmare Wrote:(Nov 1, 2016, 12:45 AM)♈ Coupcake ♈ Wrote:(Oct 31, 2016, 11:55 PM)SnowredWolf Wrote: Snipped.
Ill try this. Cheers
Any updates to this, Coup?
Not yet I haven't been playing.
Any update on this?
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Night - Dec 1, 2016
@"♈ Coupcake ♈" If you still require help with this, please speak up otherwise this thread will be closed in a week's time.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Scrotonium - Dec 1, 2016
(Dec 1, 2016, 01:20 PM)Nightmare Wrote: @"♈ Coupcake ♈" If you still require help with this, please speak up otherwise this thread will be closed in a week's time.
Feel free to close it. I haven't been playing so often, but if it continues ill let you know.
Thanks for the help guys.
RE: Lua Panic! Something went horribly wrong! - Night - Dec 1, 2016
No worries.
Closed & Archived as per user's request.