Скачать или смотреть How to fix Voidswrath/CrazyCraft related errors w/ visuals

As I promised I redone my old vid as a desktop walkthrough video.
If you have any questions, pls ask ^^

Link to the original vid I made:
   • How to Fix Voidswrath/CrazyCraft related e...  

"Do you get:
"Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine.
Error: A fatal exception has occurred. Program will exit"
Or lag and/or crashes?

Then this vid will hopefully help. Crazy Craft gave me a massive head ache to get it working, but it now loads :D ...and it works really well ^^
(Mainly just couldn't get it to load in the beginning)

Legacy Java Fixer:
New: http://www.mediafire.com/file/l1i73s8...
No longer works: https://www.otegamers.com/threads/leg...
Thanks Cozza and Lex ^^

Java Runtime Link :)
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/jav...

2 related vids that may be useful:
   • Adding Memory into the Voidwrath and Curse...  
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I also use both Optifine to stabilise my Minecraft world (to keep the Frame Rates Per Second a constant, option is in the performance settings of the video settings) and every time I play Crazy Craft, I set the priority on high in Task Manager. Now I have no lag at all when I only have Crazy Craft and my screen recorder open :D

Message for those using laptops:

Except for really good gaming, or Alienware, laptops, most laptops aren't designed to cope with big complex computer programs. Crazy Craft and other mod packs are really demanding on the computer and need to give Java at least 2 gbs of Ram. Some laptops only have 2gbs which means you can only allocate java 1gb of Ram. So my advice is to play on a PC. If you dont have one, either get a cheap gaming computer or buy an old computer and customize it.

My PC is several years old I think but I have a few hard disk drives a modern graphics card and stuff. It might be best to get a second hand one because it will be cheap initially and should have a lot of storage space, then just add windows 10, a new graphics card and a new fast hard disk drive. Then make the new disk drive the primary one so your computer processes will be fast and have the old disk drive as storage. Thinks that's basically what I have or ask a computer expert in a shop.

My Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) ll X4 940 Processor 3.00GHz, My Ram: 8GB, System Type: 64-bit Operating System, x 64-based processor and its a Mesh. Primary Hard Disk Drive: 223gb capacity and is expensive but really fast, and I also have 2 other disk drives, one with 931 gbs of storage and the other is old and has 698 gb of storage."