I got to the limit of 30M though trial and error. That's anything larger than 2000 x 2000 pixels, 100 ppi. On rare occasions it wont crash until the second or third time I press play. Visual Studio debugging gave me this: Unhandled exception at 0x000000005998EC7C (nvoglv64.dll) in krita.exe: Fatal program exit requested. Sorry if that's not very useful. I'm not very tech savvy. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. create a New document, predefined size "texture 2048 x 2048" 2. pick animation workspace 3. press Play/Pause button it will crash even if I don't create any frames or draw anything Actual Results: "Krita stopped working" crash Expected Results: Play animation normally. Some lag would understandable with large files, but it shouldn't just crash Windows 10 - 64 b Krita 3.0.1 64 b (windows installer) Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti - driver 369.09
Hi, Thanks for your report. That crash happens in the nvidia driver -- nvoglv64.dll -- which suggests that we have a problem caching enough frames in GPU memory. How many frames does your animation file typically have?
Hello, Sorry for the late response. In my testing I had the default number of frames, 100 I believe. Haven't really tested it with fewer frames.
I cannot get a crash with this. Followed the steps and tried toggling between play and pause. I have an NVIDIA GT650M
Update Problem solved. It was a driver problem after all. Updated Nvidia to version 372.90 and haven't been able to reproduce to problem since, even with much larger files. Thank you all for your help