Rendering crash

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Keet
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Re: Rendering crash

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Why not try a render without the pingpong table? That way you can determine if the table is the problem or not.
In the same way you can try to eliminate other objects one at a time, especially complex objects you imported from an external source. If the problem is in the file it's probably one of the furniture objects so try to find out which one.
It is also possible rendering crashes because the file is too complex. A lot of flowers, bushes, grass, etc. means a lot of faces to render which might just be too much for your system to handle.
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Re: Rendering crash

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Java 1.8.0_202 - 32 bit - 0,1/0,6 GB

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it is necessary to try different modes, to move the situation. Yafaray, maybe you can overload 64. And indeed, it is necessary to clean and check one model at a time. Maybe there's some unique stuff.
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Re: Rendering crash

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If possible, run the installer again and select the 64 bit architecture. This should solve your issue.
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