Cannot test the game in RpgMaker MV

[Xmangaka]

When I test program for running the game, it make my laptop slow and freezing.
It have not problem in another software or other game.
I checked GPU and I saw Amd radeon r7 m265 are using than 100% (I think that made my laptop slow down)
So what should i do?

Dell intel(r) core(tm) i7-4510u cpu @ 2.00ghz 2.60ghz
Ram 8 Gb 64 Bit Window 10

 

[Shaz]

Start a new project and play it, without making any changes at all (no events, no new maps, nothing). Walk around the map a bit, go into the menu and check things out.

Does it do the same thing?

I don't know the details, but I do recall issues with a particular graphics card, so that may be it. But if a brand new project with no changes works fine, then it's something you've done in that specific project that's causing the slowdown.

 

[Andar]

that sounds as if you made mistakes in a parallel process event.
A single badly designed parallel process can slow down even the most modern computer, but if you design them correctly several dozen would be no problem.

 

[Xmangaka]

Start a new project and play it, without making any changes at all (no events, no new maps, nothing). Walk around the map a bit, go into the menu and check things out.

Does it do the same thing?

I don't know the details, but I do recall issues with a particular graphics card, so that may be it. But if a brand new project with no changes works fine, then it's something you've done in that specific project that's causing the slowdown.

Without anything and running program
but still be the same
then my program error and not responding

 

[OmnislashXX]

Check to see what version of the program your running and what the Project file is. Version numbers may cause this as well.

 

[Xmangaka]

Check to see what version of the program your running and what the Project file is. Version numbers may cause this as well.

latest version 1.6.1
I brought software from Steam

 

[OmnislashXX]

Yes, but what version is your Project file? You need to check that. There are compatibility issues between versions.

 

[Xmangaka]

Yes, but what version is your Project file? You need to check that. There are compatibility issues between versions.

check ver. Project file from where? and How?
package.json?
or my computer spec not good enough?

 

[OmnislashXX]

Just check it with properties. Right click the project file. You can also look at it through notepad.

 

[Xmangaka]

Just check it with properties. Right click the project file. You can also look at it through notepad.

Ok open with Notepad > RPGMV 1.6.1
Maybe I must try to running program from a new computer -_-
if it still not working I will refund on it.

 

[OmnislashXX]

No. The name of the actual project file. What did you call your RPG? Not the actual software of the game maker itself. Although you will need to know them both. And don't ask for a refund, if the problem is a simple fix like this.

 

[Xmangaka]

No. The name of the actual project file. What did you call your RPG? Not the actual software of the game maker itself. Although you will need to know them both. And don't ask for a refund, if the problem is a simple fix like this.

Open Folder (Games) > Folder (TestGame) > Open Game.rpgproject with Notepad
Right?

 

[Andar]

if you can start the gametest then most likely it is not a direct version conflict.

Best guess is a background program trying to interfere - for that we would have to see what other programs are installed on your computer.
Second guess would be a problem with the core files creating a memory leak (some older core versions had a lot of memory leaks but those are fixed in newer core versions.

to check the core version please go to the project folder, open the js folder and then use notepad to open the rpg_core.js file. the version should be visible in the title line of that file (if there is no number in the title line, then it's the 1.0 that is famous for extreme memory leak).

Third but unlikely possibility is a problem with the folder path preventing correct loading of the files - please give us the full folder path from drive letter c:\ to the index.html file and we can check for that.

 

[OmnislashXX]

Always do what Andar says.

 

[Xmangaka]

if you can start the gametest then most likely it is not a direct version conflict.

Best guess is a background program trying to interfere - for that we would have to see what other programs are installed on your computer.
Second guess would be a problem with the core files creating a memory leak (some older core versions had a lot of memory leaks but those are fixed in newer core versions.

to check the core version please go to the project folder, open the js folder and then use notepad to open the rpg_core.js file. the version should be visible in the title line of that file (if there is no number in the title line, then it's the 1.0 that is famous for extreme memory leak).

Third but unlikely possibility is a problem with the folder path preventing correct loading of the files - please give us the full folder path from drive letter c:\ to the index.html file and we can check for that.

First: my other programs I have just like Bluestrack, Adobe, Steam, Microsoft and els. not much
second: I was checking rpg_core.js in project folder. It's latest ver 1.6.1
Third: My file drop here.
Fourth: When I enter battle mode in playtest. program has blackscreen and crash.
ps. If it won't find any problem in here then maybe it was my laptop has low specs or some drivers are installed not correctly.

 

[Andar]

@Xmangaka you misunderstood my third point.
I have absolutely no interest in your files, I wanted the filepath where you stored your project on your harddrive, because if that filepath does not follow networking rules then your project cannot access its own files correctly.

 

[Xmangaka]

@Andar
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RPG Maker MV\Games\Test001\index.html

 

[Andar]

aarrggghh
get your projects out of the steam folders NOW.
There are a lot of reasons why the default folders are placed inside the user directory, but best would be to make them regular folder like c:\games.

Additionally, the entire program files folder must never be used for any data because it is restricted by windows itself, and overriding that restriction is a very bad idea.