[Lightning_Hunter]

Originally Posted by mhquake

I'd guess that you have too many entities (from a large-ish number of waypoints); that's the normal cause of packet overflows. I don't know if QRack has extended limits yet but you really need quite a large network buffer to avoid these, which means a lot of restructuring elsewhere in the engine to prevent it from gobbling up memory.

Then why didn't the packet overflows occur in 1.90 or earlier versions of Qrack?

Edit: It also doesn't happen in glquake. I refuse to believe that glquake has a higher entity limit than the newer versions of Qrack; I’m more apt to believe that it's a glitch in the newer builds.

[legion]

R00k, when will you be releasing this, and will there be a 64 bit version?

[mhquake]

Well he said there would be a 64 bit version, and I guess it will be released when it's done.

[stolen]

I'll test drive the new one.