I don't understand why lack of RAM or VRAM would cause Blender to crash. If Blender runs out of either RAM, shouldn't the CPU/OS of the PC start swapping out pages of RAM to a HD so it would HAVE more memory, albeit much slower times of access? A program should never just crash. If it's going to bomb, it should do so gracefully, with an error msg window of some kind and an error log with some kind of message, at least what script or chunk of code it was in at that time (storing the current location of code in some safe place to spit it out in a log file). I just left Blender OPEN for a couple of hours unused, came back and zoomed the orthographic closer then clicked once somewhere and poof - Blender was gone! I already knew how crash-prone it is so I save often and have backups created ever few minutes automatically so losing a ton of work isn't a problem. Just the annoyance of a program just crashing suddenly. Win 10 with all current updates, RTX 4070 TI (12G VRAM) and 64 gig of RAM, ASUS X299 Deluxe II motherboard with I9 9920 Intel CPU. Why is Blender crashing on my machine? I did memtest86 on ALL 64 G of RAM, no errors. I have BIOS set to 3200 MHz RAM speed and my RAM is rated 3600. There's no reason Blender is crashing because none of my OTHER programs crash. I posted a problem with graphics pen as a bug and someone just went and closed that OPEN bug report I only commented on in the Blender project bugs area of whatever site that is. Not one word to me. Just closed it. I can't navigate properly inside the Blender PC folder navigation windows using a pen. It jumps all the way down to the final folder and I have to basically switch to a MOUSE just to go grab stuff inside Blender and do control-shift-T to go get textures for the nodes and I have enabled 3 button mouse emulation so I have no idea other than Blender has bugs and the people "in charge" of looking into those must not care much. My experience.
Blender has a problem with flagging its heavy resource management. If I do something that requires a lengthy calculation, the spinner starts spinning, it will give me the white screen of death, I'll get messages that Blender is no longer responding... and Blender is back, it's done calculating, false alert. Everyone back to work! It's very janky, unprofessional.
Yep. It'd be great to have some little msg if it takes longer than X length of time for ANY operation, like "calculating...." or similar. But I guess if every function was in there, it'd be bloated and slower trying to keep track of everything.
@@blenderblender792 I'm trying to learn. :( hehe I'm trying to make a butterfly from scratch. I have wings and body and antenna made. I need the 6 legs then I'll see if I can texture the wings. Maybe I can learn to rig it so I can pose it easier but really not needed I have the pivot point where wings will just rotate from where they are barely inside the body so it looks proper. Maybe I'll leave it like that. I'm just using Blender for like a week now. Finding out all the ways I can fail. :)
i never had many crashes.The errors,that: came up - i had reported long time ago,and they had been fixed.Maybe people use equipment,which does not meet minimum requirements for Blender to run.I have a GTX 1070 8Gb graphics card,Amd Ryzen 7 3700X,64GB of RAM.I still consider my PC - to be not sufficient enough - for production grade 3D modeling :/
I have an extremely high end rig with 128GB of ram and a 4000 series RTX with a 12 core / 24 thread Intel CPU. I need to join 2 rigs together and it has been crashing on every attempt. I have used blender as long as I could remember. Lately though I have been looking for an alternative but have yet been able to find one that can do what I need done. This video though is not helpful.
Blender keep crashing and close randomly no mater how powerful machine you have, specially on a big projects, blender is not for profesional stuff, is good for beginner but if you want make a profesional or big proyetc, then migrate to payment software, sometimes have better support response.
I agree that blender is not yet close to the industry standard (not because of crashes, has other reasons)..but maya crashes more than blender (like 10x more than blender in my experience), and its professional so blender is clearly a professional software, just not industry standard yet
Blender is a total crap handling medium scenes. I'm not even saying big scenes, it crash with medium to small scenes. Max, for example, handles giant sets, entire neighborhoods of architectural models with their trees, people, buildings, and thousands and thousands of detail elements. I have a scene of a single house and only 2 characters A HOUSE WITH ONLY 2 CHARACTERS and it closes due to lack of memory??????? This soft is a dog shit!! I have an i9 with 64gb ram with an nvidia 3080 and apparently for this shitty software it is not enough for an almost low poly house and 2 low polygon characters too???. Yes, one ends up falling into the question that it is free. yes! a totally free shit!! Free but pure shit compared to the rest of the programs. Not to mention that it has millions of problems with drivers that disconnect in the riggins
I don't understand why lack of RAM or VRAM would cause Blender to crash. If Blender runs out of either RAM, shouldn't the CPU/OS of the PC start swapping out pages of RAM to a HD so it would HAVE more memory, albeit much slower times of access? A program should never just crash. If it's going to bomb, it should do so gracefully, with an error msg window of some kind and an error log with some kind of message, at least what script or chunk of code it was in at that time (storing the current location of code in some safe place to spit it out in a log file). I just left Blender OPEN for a couple of hours unused, came back and zoomed the orthographic closer then clicked once somewhere and poof - Blender was gone! I already knew how crash-prone it is so I save often and have backups created ever few minutes automatically so losing a ton of work isn't a problem. Just the annoyance of a program just crashing suddenly. Win 10 with all current updates, RTX 4070 TI (12G VRAM) and 64 gig of RAM, ASUS X299 Deluxe II motherboard with I9 9920 Intel CPU. Why is Blender crashing on my machine? I did memtest86 on ALL 64 G of RAM, no errors. I have BIOS set to 3200 MHz RAM speed and my RAM is rated 3600. There's no reason Blender is crashing because none of my OTHER programs crash. I posted a problem with graphics pen as a bug and someone just went and closed that OPEN bug report I only commented on in the Blender project bugs area of whatever site that is. Not one word to me. Just closed it. I can't navigate properly inside the Blender PC folder navigation windows using a pen. It jumps all the way down to the final folder and I have to basically switch to a MOUSE just to go grab stuff inside Blender and do control-shift-T to go get textures for the nodes and I have enabled 3 button mouse emulation so I have no idea other than Blender has bugs and the people "in charge" of looking into those must not care much. My experience.
totally agree
happens to me too
i have bene working on the same file for 3 days . after making edits for 5 min it crashes.
Am sorry man
get a gpu a good one
@@Genius_47 If that was a solution the same thing wouldn't be happening to me with a 3090ti
@@enlargedquack ohh
@@enlargedquack now if feel bad for @bounsir
pLS help me my bledner constantly crashing. I have rtx in and a lot ram and crashing idk why.l On my other pc which is really cheap working normally.
I can confirm the thumbnail is A.I generated.
I made a project 3 times in a row for that reason
legend
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Blender has a problem with flagging its heavy resource management. If I do something that requires a lengthy calculation, the spinner starts spinning, it will give me the white screen of death, I'll get messages that Blender is no longer responding... and Blender is back, it's done calculating, false alert. Everyone back to work! It's very janky, unprofessional.
Yep. It'd be great to have some little msg if it takes longer than X length of time for ANY operation, like "calculating...." or similar. But I guess if every function was in there, it'd be bloated and slower trying to keep track of everything.
@@TruthSurge Bloat it!
@@blenderblender792 I'm trying to learn. :( hehe I'm trying to make a butterfly from scratch. I have wings and body and antenna made. I need the 6 legs then I'll see if I can texture the wings. Maybe I can learn to rig it so I can pose it easier but really not needed I have the pivot point where wings will just rotate from where they are barely inside the body so it looks proper. Maybe I'll leave it like that. I'm just using Blender for like a week now. Finding out all the ways I can fail. :)
i never had many crashes.The errors,that: came up - i had reported long time ago,and they had been fixed.Maybe people use equipment,which does not meet minimum requirements for Blender to run.I have a GTX 1070 8Gb graphics card,Amd Ryzen 7 3700X,64GB of RAM.I still consider my PC - to be not sufficient enough - for production grade 3D modeling :/
where exactly does it crashes?
I HAVE UP to date hardware.
32gb ram rtx 3040
i have a low poly count and only one simple character.
I have an extremely high end rig with 128GB of ram and a 4000 series RTX with a 12 core / 24 thread Intel CPU. I need to join 2 rigs together and it has been crashing on every attempt. I have used blender as long as I could remember. Lately though I have been looking for an alternative but have yet been able to find one that can do what I need done. This video though is not helpful.
@@mr.lunatic3157😂😅
I cannot even start latest Blended on M1 Apple, it crashes immediately. Useless soft.
I have 128gb ram, Still crashing
Blender keep crashing and close randomly no mater how powerful machine you have, specially on a big projects, blender is not for profesional stuff, is good for beginner but if you want make a profesional or big proyetc, then migrate to payment software, sometimes have better support response.
I agree that blender is not yet close to the industry standard (not because of crashes, has other reasons)..but maya crashes more than blender (like 10x more than blender in my experience), and its professional so blender is clearly a professional software, just not industry standard yet
Well it don't crashes a lot for me
Really?
Maybe cuz I don't do like Big project. All what I do is just fps animations for some games
@@Goofy_ahh_channel_1 good to hear you don't have such problems.
@@ThreeDee isnt blender crashing frequently after 3.2 or something like that. I havent had this much crashing in 2.9 or 3.0
@@mr.lunatic3157 It is true. Now my Blender is not working properly even in viewport with a cube only...
I tried everything but couldn't solve it.
Blender is a total crap handling medium scenes. I'm not even saying big scenes, it crash with medium to small scenes. Max, for example, handles giant sets, entire neighborhoods of architectural models with their trees, people, buildings, and thousands and thousands of detail elements. I have a scene of a single house and only 2 characters A HOUSE WITH ONLY 2 CHARACTERS and it closes due to lack of memory??????? This soft is a dog shit!! I have an i9 with 64gb ram with an nvidia 3080 and apparently for this shitty software it is not enough for an almost low poly house and 2 low polygon characters too???. Yes, one ends up falling into the question that it is free. yes! a totally free shit!! Free but pure shit compared to the rest of the programs. Not to mention that it has millions of problems with drivers that disconnect in the riggins