over 4 years ago - Shurenai - Direct link
7DTD has not had a 32 bit option since A15- It has to be 64 bit now in order to function as it requires much more ram than 32 bit can allow for.

There is no setting for 64 bit because it is always 64 bit.
over 4 years ago - SylenThunder - Direct link
Stop trying to use a cheat engine to play a game. You'll have less trouble that way.
over 4 years ago - SylenThunder - Direct link
Originally posted by TheChoccoBiccy09:
Originally posted by SylenThunder: Stop trying to use a cheat engine to play a game. You'll have less trouble that way.
Can you explain how the OP is using a cheat engine? I just think calling out someone for using a cheat engine is a big claim is all
The sole reason people have been asking this question, is because they are trying to use a cheat engine that "sees" the game as 32-bit when it needs to be 64-bit in order to work properly.

When they ask where 32-bit mode is, it's because they're using an old OS that doesn't support 64-bit programs.
over 4 years ago - Shurenai - Direct link
Originally posted by Kelevren:
Originally posted by Ragequit Inc.: What makes you think it's 32-bit? Just curious..



Originally posted by Malacay2k11: There is only 64Bit. ppl who thing they struggle with 32 bit may have this issues bcuz of abusing Cheat Engine ;)

yes i did look at it with a cheat program and it came up with 32-bit over 64-bit, how would i see how much ram is being allocated as that would tell me if it is indeed 32-bit for some reason.
Task manager. (Ctrl + Alt + Del, select task manager; Or right click your desktop bar and select task manager) 32 bit programs cannot utilize more than 3.5~gb of ram. 7DTD goes up to 8+ when loading into a world.

As has been stated, 7DTD has been a fully 64bit client since Alpha 15ish, There is no 32 bit client and has not been for awhile- But Cheat Engine mistakenly reads the client as 32bit.