Hi @Dorynon
Let’s see… what I found is
Check Infinite Loops or Cycles in the Rig:
- Sometimes, if there is a recursive reference or loop in the control rig, it could lead to a crash. Make sure that the rig is not cyclic dependent.
Control Rig Complexity:
- If the control rig is very complex, it might be taxing your system, especially if you’re animating a lot of the rig at once. Clean up the rig to see if that solves the issue.
Check the Animation Graph for Errors:
- In the animation blueprint or control rig itself, check for any unusual behavior or logic problems in your animation nodes. Every now and then nodes trying to drive negative or extreme values could be a cause of a crash.
Frame Rate / Performance Settings:
- If you have an abundance of keyframes and precision, your system can be overwhelmed. Try dropping the frame rate or breaking up your animation into smaller segments to see if that helps.
Logs:
- Check the logs in Unreal after the crash. It might give you specific error messages related to the control rig or animation process.