I only have access to my lowspec laptop as the thunder killed my rog laptop. I am somewhat able to use CC2.
But when I export a clothed character (Jade) it allways crashes at %72. I know it could be that I use a lowspec laptop:
A random Acer with 5GB ram, AMD HD6000 and a AMD 1.60ghz. Yes I know, its very lowspec.

So Im wondering Whats happening during 72% in export to fbx process?


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CGI, VFX and 3D enthusiast
Tools: iClone - Character Creator - 3DXChange pipeline - Photoshop - Maya - UnrealEngine and CryEngine
Laptop: [RIP 2014-2017] ASUS ROG G550JK - 12GB ram - I7 4700HQ @ 3.0ghz - Nvidia GeForce 850 2GB vram - Windows 10 pro
Desktop: ASUS ROG Maximus IX Formula - 16GB ram - i7 7700K Kaby Lake @ 4.2ghz - ASUS GeForce ROG 1080 8GB Strix advanced - M.2 NVMe: Samsung 960 500GB - Windows 10 home

Not sure about fbx export, but it seems it is crashing due to memory, open the task manager to monitor memory usage and export your character, if you start to run out of memory you are reaching the zone where software becomes unstable, in the regular iavatar export process memory goes up when it is baking the textures, maybe this is what happens at 72% in the fbx export. Try exporting it (if possible, i don't use fbx) with lower texture resolution and see if it still crashes. Also raise the amount of virtual memory, don't let windows manage it.

It's bottle-necking. Upgrade you memory.

Yeah, good thing Im very close to afford a new workstation. It will be during the end of this month.
Thanks for your time :)


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CGI, VFX and 3D enthusiast
Tools: iClone - Character Creator - 3DXChange pipeline - Photoshop - Maya - UnrealEngine and CryEngine
Laptop: [RIP 2014-2017] ASUS ROG G550JK - 12GB ram - I7 4700HQ @ 3.0ghz - Nvidia GeForce 850 2GB vram - Windows 10 pro
Desktop: ASUS ROG Maximus IX Formula - 16GB ram - i7 7700K Kaby Lake @ 4.2ghz - ASUS GeForce ROG 1080 8GB Strix advanced - M.2 NVMe: Samsung 960 500GB - Windows 10 home