4.2 instability 2005-01-14 - By kim@(protected)
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Generally speaking, 4.2 is pretty stable. I know, this doesn't help you a
lot but what I'm trying to say here is that if 4.2 is stable in most areas,
either you're working in an area that's unstable or your scene has,in some
way, become corrupt or unstable. You're already in touch with support, if it
was me I'd continue down that route for now, provide them with scenes and
repro steps so they can track the problem down.
I've been pushing 4.2 pretty hard these last few months. On the one hand
it's been pretty good, on the other, I've had a couple of times when it's
been problematic. One was a corrupt scene, one was an optimisation thing. I
also had a motion blur bug which Halfy tracked down for me - thanks Halfy. I
had help from support on all of these and there's no doubt their input sped
the tracking process down a lot.
Todd Alan Peleg writes:
> Ok.. i am getting pissed off..
>
> we are doing this job in 4.2 and i am tired of the instability issues... i
> load a scene.... change the pass from the current one to another one...
> which has worked int he past...
>
> and the whole software crashes.... no.. wait.. not just failed to save
> sequence...
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> dies.. gone
>
> i have had this happen almost a dozen times..
>
>
> i also have had my share of scenes crashing because a model saved out from
> another scene... a clean model.. from 4.2.... loads in a nother scene..
> then crashes and wont save out... i have to put the objects in a NEW
> model... in order to get it to work..
>
>
> this only took a half day of work (with calls to support) to figure out...
>
> is it just me or is this build more unstable than any in a while..
>
>
> ridiculously unstable..
>
> todd
>
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