5 replies to this topic

[richintx]

Noticed that after leaving a table up for a couple hours, the ball becomes laggy and skips frames. 

 

Kill VPX and restart and it's back to normal. 

 

I looked at the initial memory footprint of VPX Theater of Magic in task manager on startup and it's around 700mb...

 

2 hours later... it's 1.6GB without playing a game and exhibits the ball lag.

 

Anyway... just putting my experience out there for the Devs.

[htamas]

I also had some similar experience...

[Busta386]

I am having the same issue.

Does anyonw know who the developer is? I would like to notify them directly as I love this table and hate when it glitches during a good game where I might hit my personal high score.

[Wylte]

I am having the same issue.

Does anyonw know who the developer is? I would like to notify them directly as I love this table and hate when it glitches during a good game where I might hit my personal high score.

https://github.com/v...vpinball/issues

[wiesshund]

I am having the same issue.

Does anyonw know who the developer is? I would like to notify them directly as I love this table and hate when it glitches during a good game where I might hit my personal high score.

 

 

 

this was posted in march
VPX has updated several times since then.
TOM has been sitting for an hour and a half and is still at 592mb of ram

need more complete info on your setup

[skyflux]

Noticed that after leaving a table up for a couple hours, the ball becomes laggy and skips frames. 

 

Kill VPX and restart and it's back to normal. 

 

I looked at the initial memory footprint of VPX Theater of Magic in task manager on startup and it's around 700mb...

 

2 hours later... it's 1.6GB without playing a game and exhibits the ball lag.

 

Anyway... just putting my experience out there for the Devs.

 

I've added an issue in GitHub that might be closely related. Disabling my real DMD makes my issue go away. There may be a leak with dmdext.

 

https://github.com/v...ball/issues/304