Recently we lowered the level from warning to something lower. It’s just good to know that the pool size is exceeding and it might cause minor stalls and a lot of video memory. You can run “vis” in the Output log to see what is allocated (Might be the screen resolution or many ReflectionCaptureActors). With “r.RenderTargetPoolMin=500” in the consolevariables.ini (or in console "r.RenderTargetPoolMin 500 ") you could prevent the printout.
Thanks! But if I run “vis”, it says only 100/400MB is allocated (and directly after the vis output I get the warning mentioned above again).
I don’t use any ReflectionCaptureActors and the Screen Resolution in the Editor is not really high, I have a 1080p screen.
I have one SceneCapture2D in my Level which renders to a RenderTarget2D with a resolution of 2048x2048, but this (hopefully) does not allocate 432MB of VRAM!
No that one screen capture should not, can I ask what video card and driver you are running currently? Also, does resetting the r.RenderTargetPoolMin to 500 still produce the warning in your logs?
Instead of just the “vis” command, try using the “visRT” command, a window should pop up and see if the total there is at 432. visRT breaks down all render targets in the engine currently running.
With visRT I indeed see all the RenderTargets and it says 408MB allocated… It seems the translucent Water Material from the Epic Water Examples is using a lot of RAM.
Thank you for the report of the crash. I have entered a report, UE-14237, for reference, and will let you know as soon as we have a successful fix for the issue.
Got the same error message this day. It appears every time when i exit PIE or Standalone play. Its too strange, because i didn’t added any real actors content to the levels at all - i am currently only working with Blueprints (for creating Menus). The only visuals i have added - clickable boxes and their texts for menus. But even yesterday that error was not present. What i did today is just began a new menu for Options/Setting (actually duplicated my previously created Main Menu).