Octane Crashes always on a certain file

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Turck
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A. Windows 10
B. 2x Quadro RTX4000
C. 32 GB RAM
D. Nvidia driver version 442.92
E. 2020.1
F. 2020.1 R5
G. Cinema 4D
H. Octane crashes after hitting the Render button.

I have a problem with a file. I can not render it, Octane always crashes. Can you see something in the bugreport file that tells what might be a cause for the crashes?

Thank you.
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frankmci
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A few things to try as general troubleshooting:

Try copy/pasting everything into a new, blank scene. Will it render now?

Try deleting all materials. Render?
- If yes, try deleting 1/2 of the materials, then render, etc. Continue this process iteratively until you find the problem material.

If it's not a material problem, try the same process with lights and geometry.

If you're not too familiar with general troubleshooting, check out this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=73054&hilit=troubl ... ng+general
Animation Technical Director - Washington DC
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