Yes this seems to work!
import bpy
if bpy.context.scene.name=='benched.002':
# ...
# fix overrides to resync troublesome objects
override_objs = [ 'rig-dz0.004'…agree that 4.2 doesn't have that problem.
I just built blender from git source and it doesn't crash.
C:\Users\James\Documents\GitHub\build_windows_Full_x64_vc17_Release\bin\Release>blender --version
Blender 4.2.0 Alpha
…Try opening up crash BLEND file without the referenced milos_redux file in the same directory. I don't know if the following message is useful:
I don’t have 4.0.2 crash. Crashes for you?
Yes. Even the new pair of files that you sent also crashes in 4.0 and prior versions. Tried mesh.validate in recent
milos redux.blend,…
UPDATE: Stranger still, if I just use the code:
bpy.app.is_job_running('COMPOSITE')
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bpy.ops.fluid.free_all()
which is what the previous effectively does, the program…
Just noting this still crashes in current main (maybe for other reasons because I had a different stacktrace), but it still crashes.
bpy.ops.fluid.bake_data()from the Interface locks…
It is possible for you to close this issue based on my last edit to the original files, although the crash was very subtle and almost a witch hunt, and did not crash in 4.0.2:
- there was some…
Worked: does not crash in 4.0.2 ... I ran mesh.validate in provided files, some mesh data is corrupted...
I ran o.data.validate() and didn't see any errors with:
for o in…Worked: does not crash in 4.0.2
Hi, thanks for the report.
problem_crash.blendcrashes in all versions for me. Maybe the file is corrupted.
I don’t have 4.0.2 crash. Crashes for…
Also try a comment with an apostrophy in it. I had all subsequent lines act as though they were within a string quote