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woad&fangs
01-25-2008, 23:56
In my Avernii campaign I keep fighting a battle outside of Arretium and every time I win the battle with about 20% casualties. Unfortunately, Every time I'm on the loading screen between the end of the battle and returning to the campaign map, I have a CTD. Sometimes it says that it can't find the texture for a Lussottanan General or something like that and sometimes my computer says that it's "virtual memory minimum is too low".

So I have a couple of questions.

1. how do I increase virtual memory so this stops happening.
2. Is there a cheat that allows me to automatically win the battle so I can continue with my campaign?

Hax
01-26-2008, 00:12
auto_win attacker should do the trick.

Close programs for your memory problems. What are your pc specifications?

Mouzafphaerre
01-26-2008, 01:39
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auto_win attacker if you're attacking;

auto_win defender if they are attacking.
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Hellenic_Hoplite
01-26-2008, 02:55
Auto_win attacker also includes if you're sallying forth from a city. Use it sparangly though.

Madoushi
10-07-2010, 20:11
How do you use auto_win?

When I use it on the strategic map where it shows the two armies about to fight, nothing happens, and when I use it on the tactical map during the battle, it says 'command not recognized'

Ravenic
10-07-2010, 20:13
Use it right before initiating a battle, where the scroll comes up that has the two armies' portraits and number of soldiers with the small buttons in the lower right of that same scroll that say 'Begin Battle', 'Autocalc' and 'Withdraw'. Once that scroll comes up, type in the cheat and hit enter, then click auto resolve.

Jebivjetar
10-07-2010, 22:35
if you have a memory-related issue i would suggest you to use some memory optimizer program, it helps me alot since i run EB on cca 700 MB of RAM.

vollorix
10-07-2010, 22:39
Hmmm.... My task manager shows about 1.7 gig full, including c.a 400-500 mb for the system ( aside anti virus, none significant programm is active ).
I play on larger unit scale, Bi. exe. Virtual memory is managed by Windows ( xp ).