Copy the patched XR_3DA.exe back to your /bin directory.
type "BCDEDIT /set increaseuserva 2900" no quotes. type "editbin.exe /LARGEADDRESSAWARE XR_3DA.exe" no quotesĮXTRA STEP VISTA 32: 圆4 users do not have to do this at all as 圆4 has no problems giving 4gb+ ram to 32 bit apps. Change to your unzipped 3gb directiory where you have editbin.exe.Ĥ. Open an Elevated Command Prompt with Administrator Privileges " See below if you're not sure how"ģ. Copy your XR_3DA.exe from your /Stalker/bin file to your editbin "3gb_enabler2 unzipped" directory.Ģ. In this zip file, you should find editbin (this zip file was for "patching" supreme commander)ĭon't forget to backup your original XR_3DA.exe file (for futur patch compatibility)įOR VISTA 32 and 64 "Vista 32 users may have to apply second step as well."ġ. WHY THQ did not see this as a problem I have no idea. This method actually patches you main executable with the LARGEADDRESSAWARE flag so it will address more memory. So if you patch then simply fix the patched main exe. Whichever primary executable you are using is the one to fix. You actually have to manually patch your own damn software. Hours of web trolling helped me find this. Vista eats up more resources and exploits the problem better. just not as often because XP uses less ram as a whole.
Since the OS and other resources eat up that same memory, when the game is set up just right. so it doesn't matter if it is in x86 or 圆4, the program is restricted. this means the program was programed to only see 2gb total. This doesn't mean the OS can't see more memory.
This is apparently due to a 32-bit application without LARGEADDRESSAWARE not being able to see and use more then 2 GB on any Microsoft OS (32 or 64 bit). Stalker under Vista 32 or 64 crashes a lot when dynamic lighting is set to full and very high res is set. Well I decided to put this in a seperate thread as I know there are some Vista users here. No crashes, No delay, Aero On on my Vista, Autosave On, Audio high quality. Could it mess up something up on the computer? I would not be able to fix it if it did. I found this solution online, but it is a little involved. If you have ever tried to play Sid Meier's Railroads! (don't laugh) on Vista you will see that it crashes back to Windows with no warning. What do you think?Īpparently this is a Vista problem for lots of titles, but my question relates to just one. I don't know anything about this sort of thing and I am concerned that if I get into there and start screwing around I will really make a mess.
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