Hi, so first I came across an issue where unreal crashed on render queue, couldn’t even execute a single frame.
I tried investigating the cause, and closest I got, was that it was because of the Landscape texture, (Tried rendering out a single frame after removing everything one by one)
When I tested another landscape material and then another same thing happened, in a different project too.
Then I tried out, using only one layer (For example Grass paint layer) to fill the whole landscape did the whole procedural foliages and it didn’t crash on that. However, as soon as I added another layer it crashed again in a different project, where everything used to work fine. I tested on the packs which I have used and rendered out perfectly in the past.
Tried changing to dx 11, upgrading, reinstalling drivers. Would be nice if Devs could read this, as I’m missing out on of the best features as an environment artist.
After debugging a bit more, turns out the issue was with the landscape size. I’ve never exceded 63*63 - 2x2 landscape in my previous projects and this one was 4k 127x127 or higher, and that was causing the issue and basically freezing the PC, Still it doesnt make sense and obviously it’s a bug, that needs to be addressed, if anyone else having this issue, there’s the answer <3
63x63 2x2 without material renders, with material crashes.
127x127 and above freezes.
So basically I’m down to 63x63 1x1 with material and that’s the maximum I can use the landscape which is pretty small :\
After two month of trying to find the source of the crash, I found that it was the landscape size. Deleting the unnecessary landscape components solved the movie render queue 0x00000000X00000 crash.
I have the same problem as original poster and tried the TDrDelay and UE still crashes. My landscape is 255x255 so… after 5 days building an environment I cant render a single frame. Apparently the bug hasnt been fixed.
I’m experiencing the same issue on 63X63. Three materials on a layer and using a material and UE crashes. Downsized to 15x15 allows material painting, but at a limited landscape size.
Specs:
GTX 4090
Ryzen 9
Windows 11
64g Ram
Asus Rog MB
We seem to be hitting a similar issue with the landscape.
We have tried setting the TdrDelay and TdrDdiDelay to 60 in the registry, and installing the latest graphics drivers, which did help in some cases, but there are some sequences that still cause issues. What we are seeing is a crash on the first frame, or spurious landscape rendering over the top of the scene.
Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti
Component Resolution (Verts) 255 x255
Sections 2 x 2
Components 32 x 32
We have found a workaround which is to manually delete nearby LandscapeStreamingProxy actors which are out of shot. Doesn’t seem to matter which LandscapeStreamingProxy are deleted, just need to get rid of some.
Any idea what might be wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
