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ERROR INSTALLING ACIS SERVER

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HI MAXCHEATERS MEMBERS. I HAVE AN ERROR ON GAMESERVER BAT WHEN I TRY TO OPEN A ACIS DATAPACK

THE ERROR STARTS WHEN I OPEN GAMESERVER.BAT FILE. IT WRITES THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE: ERROR OCCURED DURING INITIALIZATION OF VM. COULD NOT REVERSE ENOUGH SPACE FOR 2097152KB OBJECT HEAP

 

WHAT SHALL I DO FOR FIX THIS ERROR? THANKS

Right click on the bat and edit Xmx, if your OS is x32 max is like 1,7G, if you use x64 then set it to 2G. If you decrease don't forget to deactivate geodata, fully or some blocks. Read the properties.

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@SweeTs you mean this?  my os is x64 bit

REM Default parameters for a basic server.
java -Xmx2G -cp ./libs/*; net.sf.l2j.gameserver.GameServer

Edited by thepsolartek

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@Tryskell nah its x64 i think the ram its the problem. i willtest what sweets told me cause i am on a trip right now . If the problem continues i will post it here

java -Xmx2G -cp ./libs/*; net.sf.l2j.gameserver.GameServer

change Xmx2G to Xmx1536m if not work change to Xmx1G

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1 hour ago, thepsolartek said:

how i fix this sh1t?

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Config.java:1282

 

Probably you are trying to parse a string and that string is empty 

1 hour ago, thepsolartek said:

how i fix this sh1t?

Screenshot_1.png

error on config files :)

11 hours ago, melron said:

Config.java:1282

 

Probably you are trying to parse a string and that string is empty 

Not probably, but for sure :D

 

Missing default value (Config.java), if exists then empty config on properties. 

12 hours ago, melron said:

Config.java:1282

 

Probably you are trying to parse a string and that string is empty 

 

If we get a "Null exception" this mean the object is probably null ? <3

3 minutes ago, Evie Frye said:

 

If we get a "Null exception" this mean the object is probably null ? <3

No! Means that we have an exception that is null... <3

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