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Alright, so, since May, I've experienced a recurring issue with Source FilmMaker, where the software crashes whenever I input a numerical value, adjust an element in the viewer, or resize a model or prop. This issue emerged subsequent to an April update for Windows, marking a significant deviation from the software's previous stability, except for instances of "CUtIRBTree overflow" errors resulting from an excessive number of models. Despite my frustration, curiosity outweighed my annoyance as I ventured to understand and rectify the problem.

Interestingly, the problem appeared to be connected to an unrelated software, "Grammarly for Windows," a digital writing tool. After its removal, the crashes ceased, suggesting a conflict between the two applications. However, I maintain a degree of caution, as this resolution could merely be a temporary, albeit superficial solution masking a more deeply embedded issue.

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Please note, this depiction is purely metaphorical and neither reflects my real-life actions, nor would my OC actually do this. The intention is to convey the level of vexation caused by these technical difficulties, that I'm sure we all have experienced at one point or another.

Anyway, in the picture I've presented, Gentleman Fox finds himself grappling with a technical plight. The scene unfolds amidst the creation of an intricate art piece when the animation software suffers a sudden crash. This isn't the first time; the interruptions have become a stubbornly constant presence. A sledgehammer comes to life in Gentleman Fox's grip, its crushing blow laying waste to the defenseless computer tower. The very air crackles with his frustration, his ire vocalized in the guttural, outraged roars reminiscent of a Tusken Raider. A wildfire of emotion rages around him, a palpable testament to his torment.

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Hope you folks like it ^_^

What do you think?

Description

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Alright, so, since May, I've experienced a recurring issue with Source FilmMaker, where the software crashes whenever I input a numerical value, adjust an element in the viewer, or resize a model or prop. This issue emerged subsequent to an April update for Windows, marking a significant deviation from the software's previous stability, except for instances of "CUtIRBTree overflow" errors resulting from an excessive number of models. Despite my frustration, curiosity outweighed my annoyance as I ventured to understand and rectify the problem.

Interestingly, the problem appeared to be connected to an unrelated software, "Grammarly for Windows," a digital writing tool. After its removal, the crashes ceased, suggesting a conflict between the two applications. However, I maintain a degree of caution, as this resolution could merely be a temporary, albeit superficial solution masking a more deeply embedded issue.

---

Please note, this depiction is purely metaphorical and neither reflects my real-life actions, nor would my OC actually do this. The intention is to convey the level of vexation caused by these technical difficulties, that I'm sure we all have experienced at one point or another.

Anyway, in the picture I've presented, Gentleman Fox finds himself grappling with a technical plight. The scene unfolds amidst the creation of an intricate art piece when the animation software suffers a sudden crash. This isn't the first time; the interruptions have become a stubbornly constant presence. A sledgehammer comes to life in Gentleman Fox's grip, its crushing blow laying waste to the defenseless computer tower. The very air crackles with his frustration, his ire vocalized in the guttural, outraged roars reminiscent of a Tusken Raider. A wildfire of emotion rages around him, a palpable testament to his torment.

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Hope you folks like it ^_^

What do you think?