Streaming: GTA5_b3095.exe!sub_14131068C (0xc8)

[jxnnyo]

What happened?

I experienced a crash after adding a new clothing pack that was significantly larger than the previous one. This crash consistently occurred upon loading the game with the new pack. The issue is not limited to clothing; adding a large number of other streaming files, such as new cars, also results in the same crash.

CfxCrashDump_2024_06_26_14_03_02.zip

Expected result

The game should be able to handle the new streaming files, regardless of their type or size, without crashing.

Reproduction steps

1. Add a large amount of streaming files to the server (in my case a large clothing pack).
2. Start the server and attempt to load the game.
3. Observe the crash occurring after the new pack is added.
4. Stop other streaming resources (such as cars, weapons, or other clothing packs).
5. Observe that the game no longer crashes.
6. Start the same streaming resources back up
7. Observe the same crash occurring.

Importancy

Crash

Area(s)

FiveM

Specific version(s)

FiveM 8695, Server 8695/Windows

Additional information

• The crash does not occur when stopping other streaming resources such as cars, weapons, or other clothing items, indicating a possible limit on the number or size of streaming files.
• The issue seems to be related to an overall limit on streaming files, not specific to any particular type of file.
• TechDemo asked me to create this GitHub issue to forward the problem to the correct team for further investigation.
• It does not seem to be localized to me, I have spoken with 2 people with the same/similar issues.

Please let me know if any additional information is needed to assist in debugging this issue. Thank you!

[Bossman02]

if I remember correctly there is a limit on the number of ytd you can have streamed, also the clothing packs have their own limits, which if not created with the correct tool are not respected and generate crashes

[DemmyDemon]

if I remember correctly there is a limit on the number of ytd you can have streamed, also the clothing packs have their own limits, which if not created with the correct tool are not respected and generate crashes

Sure, but it should generate an error message to that effect, not just crash outright? The issue is the crash, not the limitation.

[Bossman02]

no, it make a crash in the case of clothing limits
https://github.com/DurtyFree/durty-cloth-tool/wiki/YMT-game-limit-and-crash-issues

[Bossman02]

also can be any of the streaming files is corrupted (normally some 3dmodel)

[DemmyDemon]

no, it make a crash

Yes, I know. That's what I'm saying. That is the problem. That is what the actual issue is. It crashes rather than inform anyone of any limitation, making it hard for server operators to figure out what the problem is.

[DemmyDemon]

also can be any of the streaming files is corrupted (normally some 3dmodel)

No, that is a different crash.

[Bossman02]

no, it make a crash

Yes, I know. That's what I'm saying. That is the problem. That is what the actual issue is. It crashes rather than inform anyone of any limitation, making it hard for server operators to figure out what the problem is.

I don't think this can be solved, as I have understood it is a limitation of the gta engine itself and not of fivem (if you generate the clothing pack exceding limits in singleplayer mode and load it from the single player it also crashes)

[DemmyDemon]

no, it make a crash

Yes, I know. That's what I'm saying. That is the problem. That is what the actual issue is. It crashes rather than inform anyone of any limitation, making it hard for server operators to figure out what the problem is.

I don't think this can be solved, as I have understood it is a limitation of the gta engine itself and not of fivem (if you generate the clothing pack exceding limits in singleplayer mode and load it from the single player it also crashes)

Extending the clothing pool is possible, but that's not what this is about. This is about giving a proper error message when a limitation is met, rather than sending server owners on a wild chase through the everything looking for solutions.

"You are streaming too much shit. Cut it out."

[jxnnyo]

As I said in the OP after speaking to staff in the discord it was mentioned that this crash is not intentional and the streaming handler should be able to take any quantity of files. Anyone saying the issue is related to the clothing pack is incorrect due to the fact me stopping a few cars or a few MLOs lets me in game fine.

[DemmyDemon]

after speaking to staff in the discord

I am TechDemo in Discord. I am not "staff", I'm just a volunteer community moderator.

[jxnnyo]

Ah sorry there was a miscommunication, but I also believe that there shouldn’t be a limit.

[Gltch3d]

This crash is related to the amount of streamed files (collectively across all resources, not in a single resource). It is the same as an issued I've opened in the past and closed simply because after doing some research it appeared nothing could really be done about it to mitigate it other than removing an excessive amount of streamed files (which resolved the issue).