====== jmemory.jar ======

''jmemory.jar'' helps when you have problems with jEveAssets running out of memory

==== Before running jmemory.jar  ====

First make sure you're using the 64bit version of Java. \\
If you're not sure if you have 32 or 64bit, follow [[faq#solution_2|solution 2]]

==== Run with jmemory.jar ====
  - Close all instances of jEveAssets
  - Double click on ''jmemory.jar''
  - Wait for jEveAssets to load, then exit it again (if it crash before you can exit it, that is fine)
  - The file ''jmemory.properties'' should now have been created
  - Open ''jmemory.properties'' with Notepad (or another text editor of your choice) \\
    - Open in Windows: Right click ''jmemory.properties'' select ''Open with'' then select ''Notepad'' \\
  - When you open the file it will look something like this:<file ini jmemory.properties>
#
#Wed May 22 19:52:50 CEST 2019
xmx=1g
</file>
  - Replace the text ''xmx=**1g**'' with ''xmx=**4g**''
  - Save the file
  - Now start jEveAssets again  by double click on ''jmemory.jar''
  - Did that fix the memory problems?
    - If yes, then continue to use ''jmemory.jar'' to run jEveAssets (instead of ''jeveassets.jar'')
    - If not, repeat from step 5, but replace the text with ''xmx=**5g**'', then ''xmx=**6g**'' etc. until you do not run out of memory.\\ **Note:** you need to restart jEveAssets (with ''jmemory.jar'') for the changes in ''jmemory.properties'' to take effect