java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space

[honeymilk]

Thank you for trying though :>
This is why I wish I went for IT instead of silly drawing design at school, which is no longer even used much.

[honeymilk]

It seems the problem is coming back- If any new clues to why this might be happening I'll bump the thread with the new error code

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java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
   at haven.Utils.wfbuf(Utils.java:908)
   at haven.MeshBuf.mkvbuf(MeshBuf.java:316)
   at haven.MeshBuf.mkmesh(MeshBuf.java:358)
   at haven.MeshBuf.mkmesh(MeshBuf.java:374)
   at haven.res.lib.plants.GrowingPlant.cons(GrowingPlant.java:87)
   at haven.res.lib.plants.GrowingPlant.<init>(GrowingPlant.java:95)
   at haven.res.lib.plants.GrowingPlant$Factory.create(GrowingPlant.java:120)
   at haven.Sprite.create(Sprite.java:120)
   at Fact.create(Fact.java:12)
   at haven.Sprite.create(Sprite.java:120)
   at haven.ResDrawable.init(ResDrawable.java:53)
   at haven.ResDrawable.<init>(ResDrawable.java:42)
   at haven.OCache.cres(OCache.java:146)
   at haven.Session$RWorker.getobjdata(Session.java:289)
   at haven.Session$RWorker.run(Session.java:639)


I honestly do wonder if minecraft can have something to do with it though. First time it happened was after I installed minecraft. I reinstalled windows and everything was fixed, no new applications have been installed since BUT minecraft. Which I did a couple days ago and now I am getting heap space errors again. I do not have the app up and running, nor really play it except for helping a friend set up and check server. No rogue java running either. Uninstalling it doesnt seem to fix it so I might end up reinstalling windows again unless anyone have any clue this time around

Windows also upgraded itself just like last time a week before this happened. Turning off automatic updates didnt stop it from automatically upgrade itself >.>

[Kandarim]

then your issue seems to be a rogue windows installation

On-topic: bah.

Can you run the client with this script? (it will have to be one of the custom clients, as you can't easily access the default client's jar)

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"C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe" -jar lsalem.jar -d -U http://game.salemthegame.com/res/ game.salemthegame.com

make sure the java path is correct, and change lsalem.jar to salem.jar if you want to launch ender's. this should be launched from ~/Salem/bin.
Note that I added the -d flag, which will render debugging information, mainly on fps and memory usage, in the bottom left.

If you're messing with this kind of stuff anyway, you might want to try manually increasing the heap size:

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"C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe" -Xmx1024m -Xms1024m -jar lsalem.jar -U http://game.salemthegame.com/res/ game.salemthegame.com

This will allocate 1gig for both java's heap and stack, which should be more than plenty for the client.

[honeymilk]

I have no clue what I am looking at here- It takes a while for the crashes to happen in the beginning so its difficult to test different things until it becomes more frequent. It gets more frequent the more crashes I have so its building up though.

[Kandarim]

that looks pretty impressive though.
The memory line consists of [free memory/used memory/allocated memory/available memory] so there really should not be a problem