I compilation sp map, but in 58% progress appears in console
error * OUT OF MEMORY * how fix it ?

Can be are available are special options ?

Try adding as much memory too the free pool as you can by closing any applications you don't need (messenger, xfire, radiant etc..)

What are your computer specs?

My PC almost new , 2 duo , 2Gb memory ,
I did it many times, but this ERROR appears in same time 48% or other map 94%. When i compile, all programs was closed and antivirus. I shall try reinstall windows.

cod4mylife writes...

Your problem is that you have too many objects in your map, like grass, etc.
Also make sure you have objects as Detail, and not structural.

Also post your compile log with info report if you can to see where you are over the limit of compiler,and what is using up all memory.

If it's the light compile that gets the error then you've got a couple of options -

1) Install a 64bit OS if your current one is 32bit, this allows 32bit programs (liek the compiler) to use a bit more memory (4GB instead of 2GB or 3GB).

2) Reduce light quality options

3) Make your map less detailed


Closing programs and stuff won't help much as it uses your virtual memory (on your hard drive) once your normal RAM runs out.

Yep, just like what everbody else say. It happened to me too but with building the zone file. Don't know if this is what you are referring to. Splitting up the map is a good idea and make it into several smaller parts. It helps! It may seems a lot of maps but it's certainly useful. You can add in things that you aren't able to add before.

2GB of ram isn't enough to compile a map. You have to remember, the stock maps were compiled on a server! You can, like stated here, remove some elements, or simply add more ram to your PC.

DownloadAcc writes...

It doesn't matter how much physical RAM you have, once you run out of it, it begins to use the virtual memory (also known as the page file) on the hard drive.
The only limitation is how much RAM can be allocated to the process, for a 32bit program on a 32bit OS that is 3GB, 32bit program on a 64bit OS is 4GB.

.KiLL3R. writes...

I don't believe the compiler is capable of using "page file", as it's quite a bit slower than system ram. A 32bit OS can use 3.7GB of ram, he's at 2. Quite a lot of room to bump up there. A 64-bit OS would help, if he got more ram.

P.S. 64-bit OS supports up to 128GB.