[Solved] Stuck at loading screen

[Norrage]

Hey IV,

Old player needs help! I am stuck at the loading screen (those with the peeps). The problem is I think the commandline. I set it to -availablevidmem 6063.0 -nomemrestrictions -norestrictions.

Tho I think 6063 isn't the correct number, as I may hear from different people. Tho what SHOULD I enter here? I have 2 videocards in my laptop: One Intel with 1792 MB memory, and one AMD Radeon with 6063 MB.

So what should I enter? Some say it is 70, some say it is 7, and somebody else says I should put in my memory.

Any idea?

Greets.

[Pokedude]

Hey IV,

Old player needs help! I am stuck at the loading screen (those with the peeps). The problem is I think the commandline. I set it to -availablevidmem 6063.0 -nomemrestrictions -norestrictions.

Tho I think 6063 isn't the correct number, as I may hear from different people. Tho what SHOULD I enter here? I have 2 videocards in my laptop: One Intel with 1792 MB memory, and one AMD Radeon with 6063 MB.

So what should I enter? Some say it is 70, some say it is 7, and somebody else says I should put in my memory.

Any idea?

Greets.

If you dont use the commandline, How much video memory does it show "available" in graphics settings? (With both Intel and AMD)

[Ramo_Hawk]

rip

[Mark]

For -availablevidmem try with 0.7 , if it still does not work try higher values. Also, try to add -norestrictions

[Norrage]

For -availablevidmem try with 0.7 , if it still does not work try higher values. Also, try to add -norestrictions

0.7 does not work, and what do you mean with higher values?

I already added -norestrictions , see my first post .

[Mark]

Well , i guess i was wrong. Some users on Windows 10 solved this issue by using 70.0 , you can give it a try. I know it may look weird and indeed i still have some doubts on the -availablevidmem , afaik using 2.0 doubles your VRAM memory value (For example 512 mb -> 1024mb), 70.0 is a high value but it works out very well as i see 

[James Conway]

Make sure that your AMD card get's used when starting IVMP. You do this by going to the intel control center and use the AMD card for 3d applications,

[Norrage]

Make sure that your AMD card get's used when starting IVMP. You do this by going to the intel control center and use the AMD card for 3d applications,

So uncheck 3D?

[ahmedXD]

I had a similar issue before and I solved it by uninstalling the intergated graphics driver, by doing so you will insure that the AMD graphics will only be used.
You don't need the intel graphics, it's not like an APU whereas it advantages from dual graphics in crossfire mode.

Try to insure that you have the latest AMD graphics and unistall the intel graphics.
I hope it will work well.Goodluck 

Another important thing for windows 10:
You have to right click "LAUNCHIVMP" click on properties, go to "Compatibility"
Then run it as compatibility settings for windows 8, and tick the option thay says: Run this program as an administrator.

So uncheck 3D?

If you want to try James method,
You have to not uncheck the 3d settings.
Just change the default graphic to be used as AMD in 3d application.


*Edited by Markk, do not double post , edit the message instead.

[Norrage]

I had a similar issue before and I solved it by uninstalling the intergated graphics driver, by doing so you will insure that the AMD graphics will only be used.
You don't need the intel graphics, it's not like an APU whereas it advantages from dual graphics in crossfire mode.

Try to insure that you have the latest AMD graphics and unistall the intel graphics.
I hope it will work well.Goodluck 

Another important thing for windows 10:
You have to right click "LAUNCHIVMP" click on properties, go to "Compatibility"
Then run it as compatibility settings for windows 8, and tick the option thay says: Run this program as an administrator.

Tried this, I get 2 errors:

[ahmedXD]

Hey IV,

Old player needs help! I am stuck at the loading screen (those with the peeps). The problem is I think the commandline. I set it to -availablevidmem 6063.0 -nomemrestrictions -norestrictions.

Tho I think 6063 isn't the correct number, as I may hear from different people. Tho what SHOULD I enter here? I have 2 videocards in my laptop: One Intel with 1792 MB memory, and one AMD Radeon with 6063 MB.

So what should I enter? Some say it is 70, some say it is 7, and somebody else says I should put in my memory.

Any idea?

Greets.

Just remember than the intel intergated graphics doesn't have a video ram itself. That 1.7gb graphic is obtained from your Ram memory.
If you are familiar on how to use Bios then decrease or the video memory for the intel graphics, because it is using your ram's memory.

[Mark]

Btw we're using IV:MP T3   

[Norrage]

Just remember than the intel intergated graphics doesn't have a video ram itself. That 1.7gb graphic is obtained from your Ram memory.
If you are familiar on how to use Bios then decrease or the video memory for the intel graphics, because it is using your ram's memory.

That I don't know. :o

[ahmedXD]

Tried this, I get 2 errors:

Try to only add in commandline:
-NORESTRICTIONS

[Norrage]

Btw we're using IV:MP T3   

Is -0.1-Beta-1-R2-2 the same?

Try to only add in commandline:
-NORESTRICTIONS

Still the same errors.