I would hazard a guess that Cameron has more RAM on his system than grofaty, since attempting to read or write protected memory is a classic symptom of the program trying to use more memory than is available. (Trying to write to protected memory means its trying to overwrite memory from other programs, which of course is a big no-no.) Still needs fixing of course, "buy a new computer" is not a good workaround. :P
Cameron's error sounds like it's trying to assign a number that is out of range for a 32-bit int, which is weird because 10000^2 should be an order of magnitude less than Int32.MaxValue. It might be something related to looking up the position for painting or something.
I would hazard a guess that Cameron has more RAM on his system than grofaty, since attempting to read or write protected memory is a classic symptom of the program trying to use more memory than is available. (Trying to write to protected memory means its trying to overwrite memory from other programs, which of course is a big no-no.) Still needs fixing of course, "buy a new computer" is not a good workaround. :P
Cameron's error sounds like it's trying to assign a number that is out of range for a 32-bit int, which is weird because 10000^2 should be an order of magnitude less than Int32.MaxValue. It might be something related to looking up the position for painting or something.