Crashing when zooming in on map

[HippieMan70]

Hello first post, unfortunately for an issue I have with promods map.

Whenever i fully zoom in on the map the game crashes however, it doesn't crash when i'm not fully zoomed in or when i'm driving on it.

i do have quite a big map combo, i had the same combo for a bit now with them all on the latest versions and i didn't have this issue with zooming in until i downloaded the updated promods earlier today.

i only have a few amount of non map mods (graphics, trucks, accessories, etc.) but i'm not sure if one of them is causing this.

here's the game.log:

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00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.202 : <ERROR> [gfx] Failed to assign pool segment (default) for incoming allocation of size 135884
00:03:31.303 : <ERROR> f:\build_bot\ssd_win_slave\final_build_ets2_135_windows_bin_steam_x64\build\prism\src\p3core\collections/arrays/arrays_base_impl.h(491): ??A?$array_t@Ur_buffer_segment_t@prism@@@prism@@QEAAAEAUr_buffer_segment_t@1@_K@Z: Index outside array boundaries.

those errors are the only ones that are crashing my game and it's been like that idk how to fix it.

I would appreciate it if any one knows what the fix is and if it's a mod or anything that i have to remove i'll do so, i'm married to this map can't play ETS2 without it

[Trucker2223]

This looks like an GPU error. So Update/reinstall your GPU drivers and try again, you can also try running the game in DX11 rather than DX9 and see if it helps

[Dawid2849]

Also you can try this: Go to your config file (documents/euro truck simulator 2/config.cfg) and change [ uset r_buffer_page_size "20" ]

[arayas]

The standard zoom will crash the game on zooming if you use more maps, doesnt matter what maps. Probably an overlay overloading.
Place this Superzoom above all maps or road connections and the problem is solved.

https://promods.net/sm_forward.html?lnk=/j5sf1xnol4oe/Supe ... 5.scs.html

[LordBelgarath]

I had the same problem as well...the updated superzoom cured it. THANKS!

[HippieMan70]

The standard zoom will crash the game on zooming if you use more maps, doesnt matter what maps. Probably an overlay overloading.
Place this Superzoom above all maps or road connections and the problem is solved.

https://promods.net/sm_forward.html?lnk=/j5sf1xnol4oe/Supe ... 5.scs.html

Can confirm the Superzoom by arayas did fix my issue, i did not have this file in other versions of promods and it worked fine without it, PM 2.41 is the only time i had this happen to me. thank you for the fix

[arayas]

Glad you solved your problem. And to clarify things, it's a game issue not a map issue. I had those crashes without Promods too, just other maps.

[BlindG.]

arayas, you´re my hero
The zoom-mod solved my problem, tyvm

[vajravrtti]

The standard zoom will crash the game on zooming if you use more maps, doesnt matter what maps. Probably an overlay overloading.
Place this Superzoom above all maps or road connections and the problem is solved.

https://promods.net/sm_forward.html?lnk=/j5sf1xnol4oe/Supe ... 5.scs.html

What setting in Superzoom fixes the crash problem?

[Illume]

full_detail[4]: false