Disconnect: ERROR! Reliable snapshot overflow...
Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 3:05 pm
Hi,
I get "Disconnect: ERROR! Reliable snapshot overflow" when adding randown spawn points to maps. I have been searching the web and it seems to be pointing toward having to many entities loaded at the same time and the way objects are being loaded on the map when creating them. I added a snapshot with netgraph loaded showing the entity graph.
If you DO NOT use "spawn_show" you can add your spawnpoints, it will create them no issues at all but you can't see where you created them after though.
Would there be a way to replace those spawn points bots that we see when using the "spawn_show" by something else that would not overflow the snapshot?
If you need me to supply more info, please let me know, I'll be glad to give as much as possible.
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* GG VERSION: 5.1.492 IP: LOCALHOST
* SPE VERSION: 1.5.0f r79 PORT: 27016
* PLATFORM: NT DATE: 11-14-2010
* ES VERSION: 2.1.1.360 ES CORE VERSION: 2.1.1.336
* MM VERSION: 0 SM VERSION: 0
* MANI VERSION: 1.2V VSP EST VERSION: 0
* OS: Windows 2003 Server
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Thanks for any help
I get "Disconnect: ERROR! Reliable snapshot overflow" when adding randown spawn points to maps. I have been searching the web and it seems to be pointing toward having to many entities loaded at the same time and the way objects are being loaded on the map when creating them. I added a snapshot with netgraph loaded showing the entity graph.
If you DO NOT use "spawn_show" you can add your spawnpoints, it will create them no issues at all but you can't see where you created them after though.
Would there be a way to replace those spawn points bots that we see when using the "spawn_show" by something else that would not overflow the snapshot?
If you need me to supply more info, please let me know, I'll be glad to give as much as possible.
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* GG VERSION: 5.1.492 IP: LOCALHOST
* SPE VERSION: 1.5.0f r79 PORT: 27016
* PLATFORM: NT DATE: 11-14-2010
* ES VERSION: 2.1.1.360 ES CORE VERSION: 2.1.1.336
* MM VERSION: 0 SM VERSION: 0
* MANI VERSION: 1.2V VSP EST VERSION: 0
* OS: Windows 2003 Server
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Thanks for any help