Published Dec 1st, 2011, 12/1/11 9:43 pm
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This will show you how to fix the minecraft out of memory error!
This only works with the windows computers
For windows (And this works for both XP, Vista, 7, for 32bit and 64bit)
1) Open Notepad
2a) Type in the following for XP (for the owner part, you type in what user you are loged in as
2b) Type the following for Vista
NOTE: Two things are variable here. One how much ram you want to nallocate. 1024 = 1gb, which is enough for minecraft and some mods. If you use HD textures, youo ll want to allocate more. Do NOT allocate more ram than you have, and usually leave at least 500mb for the rest of the computer. The second is the location of minecraft.exe. This is assuming Minecraft.exe is on your desktop. Where Owner is bolded, that is your nusername on your computer.
4) Go to File > Save As
5) Name the file whatever you want. I suggest o Minecraft.bato . The .bat part is the important part.
6) Click o Save as Typeo and change it from .txt to o All Fileso and save it in a convenient place.
7) Run the file. It should open a command window, and then open nminecraft. The command window will close when you close minecraft.
NOTE: You can check if it worked by playing minecraft, opening a nworld, and pressing F3. If it worked, it should say o Allocated memory: 100% (989MB)o (assuming you allocated 1024. It will show more if you allocated more). If it DIDNo T work. The allocated memory should be 490ish still.
Every time you play minecraft wanting to use a big map, hd textures ect load the .bat file that you made
This only works with the windows computers
For windows (And this works for both XP, Vista, 7, for 32bit and 64bit)
1) Open Notepad
2a) Type in the following for XP (for the owner part, you type in what user you are loged in as
2b) Type the following for Vista
NOTE: Two things are variable here. One how much ram you want to nallocate. 1024 = 1gb, which is enough for minecraft and some mods. If you use HD textures, youo ll want to allocate more. Do NOT allocate more ram than you have, and usually leave at least 500mb for the rest of the computer. The second is the location of minecraft.exe. This is assuming Minecraft.exe is on your desktop. Where Owner is bolded, that is your nusername on your computer.
4) Go to File > Save As
5) Name the file whatever you want. I suggest o Minecraft.bato . The .bat part is the important part.
6) Click o Save as Typeo and change it from .txt to o All Fileso and save it in a convenient place.
7) Run the file. It should open a command window, and then open nminecraft. The command window will close when you close minecraft.
NOTE: You can check if it worked by playing minecraft, opening a nworld, and pressing F3. If it worked, it should say o Allocated memory: 100% (989MB)o (assuming you allocated 1024. It will show more if you allocated more). If it DIDNo T work. The allocated memory should be 490ish still.
Every time you play minecraft wanting to use a big map, hd textures ect load the .bat file that you made
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My friend has 8GB RAM in his comp, and he uses this fix. He's still gotten the "out of memory" error a couple of times, especially on multiplayer servers with huge builds.
Using this fix can put off the error happening, but won't stop it happening altogether.