You are getting one of our “D3D device being lost” GPU crashes, you are one of the only cases reporting a mesh causing the crash though. Would you mind providing the asset that causes the crash that may help us in our investigation!
I wasn’t able to get the crash but I did notice that your asset imported with 93 materials. Many users got that crash as a result of the realtime thumbnails. The large number of materials imported wouldn’t help this situation. Would you mind disabling realtime thumbnails in your content browser to see if that improves stability?
Click the view options located at the bottom right to find this option.
Yap, I did now.
First I unchecked this realtime thumbnails and after imported the train asset. When the import process was done then I opened the mesh.
I waited 12 seconds because I couldn’t use mouse and keyboard and after I got bluescreen. Something DPC Watchdog Violation bluescreen message was.
Since you are on a windows 10 machine you can try running the engine with -dx12
This is another workaround suggested by a user that worked for them. Here is the JIRA ticket we are using to track this crash:
Your Dxdiag info has been analyzed and added for investigation.For now you can try the various workarounds listed in that ticket. If none work that is unfortunately all we can offer for the time being until a fix is issued.
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Hmm I tried with -dx12 but failed. But with this only video driver restarted. Hmm then I will wait until update.
Yap, I tried forward rendering, -opengl4 and those two which you recommended. I don’t get now bluescreen but my video driver furthermore restart everytime when I open this train asset and I get unreal engine crash.
UPDATE:
I will take back my word, forward rendering helped.