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Mine did it twice this past week . I restarted my computer both times . I have had no more trouble.
Strange error message, please advise?
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Fnerg
SOH-CM-2023
It's Monday now, I've done everything I can could this past weekend to get my sim to open. I know I have the resources to run this program, I've been doing this all along. Fact: FS2004 is so buggy, it's amazing we've been able to squeeze as much life out of it as we have. I just don't know how much longer I can let this game run my life outside work. It's so disappointing to invest so much time, effort, and patience and have it all lost in a single reboot. I'm so bummed, it was looking the best it ever did on my system. Now it appears a total reinstall will be the only fix and that is a 50/50 at best. My two cents, okay I better get off this computer it's depressing me.
Thunderbolt
Charter Member 2014
Download the english FlusiFix version, go to "other", "Texture folder": finds faulty texture folder to eleminate OOM errors and let the programm run the check. The details are described there as follows:
If you encounter FS9 crashes accompanied with an error message concerning insufficient memory, many times the reason is an empty texture folder in conjunction with FsLandclass files. These files must only be activated in a scenery folder that does not contain a texture folder! The scenery folder should be saved under:
...FS9\Scenery\Base\Scenery\
Under no circumstances should the "Base" folder contain a texture folder!
If you have this problem, FlusiFix can search for these empty folders. A delete function was intentionally not included; you have to delete the folder(s) manually. Activate the checkbox "Leere Texture-Ordner suchen" and then click on the lower button.
The Search includes the default folder "...fs9\addOn scenery\texture". This folder is normally not the reason for the "out of memory" error. Delete it on a trial basis only to check if the problem will be solved afterwards. If not, restore the folder!
That's it.
If you encounter FS9 crashes accompanied with an error message concerning insufficient memory, many times the reason is an empty texture folder in conjunction with FsLandclass files. These files must only be activated in a scenery folder that does not contain a texture folder! The scenery folder should be saved under:
...FS9\Scenery\Base\Scenery\
Under no circumstances should the "Base" folder contain a texture folder!
If you have this problem, FlusiFix can search for these empty folders. A delete function was intentionally not included; you have to delete the folder(s) manually. Activate the checkbox "Leere Texture-Ordner suchen" and then click on the lower button.
The Search includes the default folder "...fs9\addOn scenery\texture". This folder is normally not the reason for the "out of memory" error. Delete it on a trial basis only to check if the problem will be solved afterwards. If not, restore the folder!
That's it.