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Client Laggy, Crashes on Script Start

Discussion in 'Client & Site Support' started by Alpha, Dec 29, 2014.

  1. Alpha

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    Hello,

    This is my first post here, though I spent a few hours today on the Shoutbox and browsing other threads so I've got a feel for the community, and am confident you'll be able to help me out :)

    I've been having issues with the RuneMate client that have made it useless for myself - I can't bot with it, and can run a jittery version of RS3 through the interface that crashes consistently. One of the site members, Raymondbl; was able to help me considerably today, but the client still isn't performing how it should.

    I'll add as much information in this post to eliminate as many questions as I can straight off.

    PC Specs:
    CPU - Intel i5 3570k
    RAM - 8GB Corsair Vengeance (DDR3)
    GPU - Radeon 7970 3GB
    OS - 64bit Windows 7 Home Premium
    - There's obviously others, but they shouldn't really matter I wouldn't think.

    Java Version:
    java version "1.8.0_25"
    Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_25-b18)
    Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.25-b02, mixed mode)

    .bat Code:
    java -jar -Xmx1536m RuneMate.jar
    - RuneMate.jar is in the same directory as the .bat

    Other information:
    RuneMate runs on minimum RS settings kind of smoothly, though it experiences jitters every few seconds while moving, whereas the official RS web player experiences no difficulty on the maximum settings.

    I've found a crash log in my RuneMate directory, here it is: http://pastebin.com/J7dDAncP

    I'm almost certain the problem is RuneMate accessing my computer's resources (as vague as that statement is) seeing RS runs perfectly on max settings on official clients and sites. Obviously there will be some performance differences seeing this client isn't official, but they definitely should not be this big.

    If there is anything I think I've missed I'll put it in this thread ASAP.

    Kind regards,
    Guy
     
  2. Skayra

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    I have the same problem.
     
    #2 Skayra, Dec 29, 2014
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  3. Alpha

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    I just launched the RuneMate client through cmd to get my hands on the logs. It crashed when I tried teleporting to Burthope from Varrock
    http://pastebin.com/ctnkusF8
     
  4. Philosobyte

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    I don't have any new advice. That's another OutOfMemoryError - Cloud said that RuneMate requires at least 800 MB to run, and I think you put your .bat file at -Xmx896m because the rest of your system was using up about 7GB of memory.
    I don't know what in the world you have running that takes up that much space, but you should look into freeing up some memory. I personally set the parameter in my .bat file to -Xmx1536m. I still get lag, but that's from my crappy CPU. -Xmx2048m is probably overkill and can be used to determine if something else is limiting your performance.
     
  5. Alpha

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    That's what I don't understand about my computer. For physical memory, I have a total of 8086MB. Cached (preallocated) is at 5287MB, and Available is at 5225MB. For some reason, out of that 5225MB, I can't access over 1536MB. 1786MB doesn't work, 2048MB doesn't work, and certainly nothing higher works.
     
  6. Philosobyte

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    I assume you're still getting lag(/crashing?) with 1536MB because you would say if otherwise.
    Have you tried putting, say, -Xms2432m into the Java control panel before executing your .bat file with -Xmx2048m?
     
  7. skrall

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    Have you tried installing 64 bit java? I'll post a link how I did it, that solved the issue for me :)
    You can run 64 bit java since you have an i5.
     

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