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Resolved Rs3 Keeps crashing

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here is the log :/

[Debug] Started with java 1.7.0_40
Downloading game...
Syncing with RuneMate Cloud (1478070)...
Error: rn.i:311 hy.dw:189 we.gb:2938 client.ad:1494 qx.l:583 qx.d:559 qx.run:516 java.lang.Thread.run | java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space | 3184,3168,104,104 0,3233,3221 1 0 2 800,575 0 0 0 0 0 0 248 0 4053 bxcrLAb04JV3OD4/jQ2WBqgGg3DYibhc
error_game_crash
RS3 crashed!
Blocked loading http://world10.runescape.com/error_game_crash.ws
 
Discretion is advised
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I think it is a memory leak bug, which will probably be fixed soon.
 
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It occurs each time iam on rs3 when I log in from lobby after 30secs its crash always
 
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It occurs each time iam on rs3 when I log in from lobby after 30secs its crash always
try allocating more memory when you're starting the client (-Xmx1024M) for example. FYI, that's a command line argument.
 
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I always get RS3 crashes when using 32 bit java, try it with 64 bit. It might have to do with how much memory each version of java can allocate, 32 maxes at 1.5GB of RAM for an application and RS3 usually runs at 1.3-1.5 in safe mode so that might be a cause)
 
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Furor i just realized I'm using 32 bit java ill try 64bit and tell you what happens
 
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Hi, noob here.

Could someone please write a .bat script that does increases the memory allotted as well as makes it run on x64 Java?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Hi, noob here.

Could someone please write a .bat script that does increases the memory allotted as well as makes it run on x64 Java?

Thanks in advance.
Code:
java -jar -Xms512m-Xmx1024m
-RuneMate.jar
Afaik you'll need to specify the java version yourself. This can be done by either changing your environment variables or to use the path location of the file in the x64 bin folder and executing that with the above parameters (excluding 'java').

@Arbiter @Cloud Could you confirm this please?
 
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