SERVER CRASH [Internal/RbxThread]

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#1

After a certain amount of battles start in my game, the Server Memory spikes to 5k+ and crashes. I’ve found that the Internal/RbxThread is the outlier compared to all the other memory, and I was wondering what realm of my code should I be looking at to fix this issue? Currently I’m under the impression its me connecting Bindable Events in my modules at the time of this posting, but if I could get some more knowledgeable takes on this would be appreciated!

Server Log:
0.553.0.5530621_20221120T180524Z_Player_A1735_last.log (66.0 KB)

In-game Screenshot:

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#2

How long does it take for it to crash? This has been happening to other developers, but it takes a while for it to happen.

#3

Mine happens with me gradually starting more and more battles in segments of 10. Doesn’t happen without the start of battles to my knowledge

#4

If I can get more detail on what internal/RbxThread is I’m hoping I can go through my code and find a solution. Banking on someone who understands crash logs better than me to see this and help

#5

It could be the amount of threads the server has created. Too many threads could cause the server to crash.

#6

Elaborate on threads because its just a random jump in memory from my understanding. Loops? Connected events?

#7

A thread is basically a lightweight program/process. You can see the amount of threads you are using in your computer with a tool like Task Manager.
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A server is an computer so I am guessing internal/RbxThread is the same thing.
I am not a expert in threads so that’s all I know about threads sorry.

#8

All good appreciate the help regardless, what you’re saying makes sense I just feel like approaching it as threads is still too vague for me to pinpoint where to be looking. Gonna try replicating another server crash with a core mechanic of battling disabled to see if it still happens.

#9

Do you have any scripts with no content in them? I remember that scripts with nothing in them will cause this behavior a few years ago.

Do you have any memory leaks in your scripts? Could this possibly be an issue with the RCCService executable itself?

#10

All my scripts have content in them so I don’t think that to be the problem. What is RCC Service?

#11

I believe it is the server software Roblox runs on their servers, which run Windows Server.

#12

Nah I don’t believe this to be it. It seems to be something happening on my end more than ROBLOX’s because other projects have seem to run fine? This crashing happens consistently

#13

Check your script activity on the devconsole and log what scripts are active then work from there. Start isolating code and logging what connections are open/closed manually. It’s going to be rough work because there’s no easy fix/way to find memory leaks. And remember to close connections when they are no longer needed

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#14

Yeah currently doing that as we speak I think I found the culprit I’m going to re-enable it to double check when its time

#15

Narrowed the issue down to pathfinding it ONLY happens when my AIs have pathfinding enabled and it doesn’t show any activity prior it just ups and spikes as shown:

(ignore my ping my internet is just really bad)

#16

0.553.0.5530621_20221121T041250Z_Player_F177F_last.log (28.3 KB)
Server log if this helps at all I’m stuck man

#17

How many NPCs are you spawning in? I can easily have several hundred and see no noticable lag at all. Have you considered using an NPC system like Justice the Awesome NPC system:

#18

I got a stupid question: when your NPCs are killed, are they still making new paths?

Basically, are their AIs still running after death?

#19

I’m willing to take a look at this does it use roblox traditional pathfinding?

#20

Nope I cancel all that code and destroy their paths always

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