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Hello everyone. I wanted to ask if there is a way to add more memory to the game. I know that the game is quite old, and if you overload it with large files, it will simply crash. However, I would still like to know if there is a way to allocate more space for the game? Perhaps using some programs or by modifying the game's code? Thank you in advance.

There’s an LA parameter that allows the game to use up to 4GB of memory. I wrote about it here on the forum some time ago. As far as I know, no more volume has been allocated to the game yet. /topic/15628/ Here you can find more details. It took me a while to find it, so I'm adding it now.

There are various programs, but they all do the same thing: for example, I use ExplorerSuite (also known as CFF Explorer VIII). Basically, if I understand correctly, these programs allow 32-bit applications to use more than 2 GB of RAM. You won't achieve significant improvements with this, but it might be possible to **slightly** increase the stability of the game with many mods. To do this, you need to make changes to H5_Game.exe, as shown in the image , and then save the modified file from the program. (Of course, it's advisable to make a backup of the original H5_Game.exe file beforehand).

Thank you for the advice. I will try using these programs.

Am I understanding correctly? Is this also the reason why the game sometimes crashes on Mega-huge maps, and why there might be problems in general if there are too many things placed on the map? I just hadn't thought about this before and assumed that everything depends on the capabilities of your PC and conflicts in the system (if there are many modifications/changes). So, there is also this annoying limitation?
*Also a question, if I'm not quite right. Does this memory size affect the maximum size of the game itself, or the maximum amount of RAM (well, in simpler terms, the resources allocated for the game to run during gameplay)?

Considering that my mod is growing every month... I feel like I might need this increased RAM usage soon.

A question from a lazy person: is there a similar .yml file for this purpose, like NSF, NAF, and others, for Deflactor's universal patcher?
And if there is, will it still be possible to play in multiplayer after patching the executable?
Because I'm very concerned about preserving the multiplayer functionality for the game.

Are there any corresponding patches available? Here's where you can find them: https://github.com/Might-Magic-Heroes-5-5/MMH55/tree/master/assembly/patches

Are there any corresponding patches available?
You can find them here: https://github.com/Might-Magic-Heroe...sembly/patches

There's so much stuff there! I didn't understand where the patch for expanding memory is located. Or whatever they called it.