Adding high severity, because filling the smallest area does cause endless loop
Yes, that indeed would explain that. Not sure how I feel about bad addon bringing down Blender UI...
@Michael-Colina If you have trouble removing addon or restoring preferences to factory…
In 4.4 the performance is good again. @Sean-Kim Is this something, that is expected in 4.3? Not sure how viable it would be to fix in corrective release, but will keep high severity label just in…
Can confirm with clay strips brush in particular
Can't reproduce locally on Linux. Is it possible, that you have some custom script paths defined?
@Harley does this ring a bell?
It's interesting, but as long as Blender process exits, it should not be possible for it to have any unfreed memory as it would be freed by kernel. From your tests I would assume, that "unfreed"…
If you want to change existing stuff, I have noticed, that layout panel properties aren't disabled when strip is muted. But can be handled separately.
It's pretty much instant on my Linux machine
I wasn't able to reproduce this issue.
Hmm merging vertices does remove some and shape keys are based on vertex indices AFAIK. So this could be the cause of the issue you have. But doing synthetic test with cube seems to behave…
@Jolan-Aklin Perhaps would be best to consult on their forums. Is the fedora build from package manager? If so please test one from https://builder.blender.org/download/daily/
THe tags on this bug say "Needs information from User"; what information should I provide?
I think is to check with recent builds - 4.3 or 4.4
I now found the culprit and I am really sorry to bother you guys
Can you elaborate? In case there is anybody else with same issue.
I guess why it works here is, that I have keyboard with Altgr key. But does this work correctly in other apps? I would assume, that such key composition happens in X11, not in Blender.
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