✨ Feature
Steps to adjust the memory available to an Engine.
⚙️ Configuration
In the Germain the Workspace:
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Open Germain State |
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(Optional) Search for the Engine to clean up the list |
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Select the Engine that needs it’s memory adjusted |
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Modify the memory setting (-Xmx#g) |
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Save |
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6 |
Click “Restart this Engine” |
You can verify the change has taken effect by watching the logs, or by looking at the “Command Line” for the Process.
📋 Default Parameters
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Parameter |
Details |
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you may need to adjust Xms based on the number of components running inside the engine |
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you may need to adjust Xmx based on the number of components running inside the engine |
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means that the JVM will crash / exit when there is not enough memory to continue; otherwise the JVM will continue running code in a potential faulty state. |
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means that the JVM will not create a heap dump when it has an out of memory crash. These are large and unnecessary as the logs will have enough data to determine the cause. |
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means that the JVM will not create a Minidump when it crashes. These are unnecessary as the logs will have enough data to determine the cause. |
Component: Engine
Feature Availability: 2022.1 or later