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recourse hub mod loader issue #131

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ProFireDev opened this issue Oct 16, 2020 · 3 comments
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recourse hub mod loader issue #131

ProFireDev opened this issue Oct 16, 2020 · 3 comments
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@ProFireDev
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when all mods are loaded it causes a system crash, this may be related to a system stability issue. or a stack overflow. ram and CPU allocation has always been a problem with goose due to its unoptimized nature.

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closed all opened apps, checked resource usage from goose, its at max, shorty after the system stops responding and forces a bluescreen and reboot.

crashing is most likely caused by a overflow as the goose uses a crap ton of ram like that (12GB) but it probably wasn't designed for that, and the CPU usage its sitting at roughly 50-100%

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check SamHub 2.0 in #general-chat another user was reporting a less extreme issue, but I think it warrants a bug report. it could very well just be the gooses hardware limitations, but opening a issue seemed like the right thing to do.

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nyakase commented Oct 16, 2020

I don't think the ResourceHub Launcher is causing this.

However, the goose is terribly optimized, because optimization literally doesn't exist. Slapping a ton of mods into the mix doesn't really help either - thus the Goose is the literal definition of a CPU/RAM eater.

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I don't think the ResourceHub Launcher is causing this.

However, the goose is terribly optimized, because optimization literally doesn't exist. Slapping a ton of mods into the mix doesn't really help either - thus the Goose is the literal definition of a CPU/RAM eater.

yea your probably right, is it ageist Sams rules to try and optimize it? is that even possible without decompiling?

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