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Studio is suddenly very slow when saving scenes.

ygtparkerygtparker Posts: 11
edited October 30 in Daz Studio Discussion

Hi, 

Almost empty scenes that I used to save in the blink of an eye (about 3 seconds) suddenly started taking much longer to save (around 30 seconds). This issue is even worse with complex scenes, with save times going up to around 5 minutes. This started happening all of a sudden, out of nowhere. I really didn't understand why this could be happening.

I appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks.

Post edited by Richard Haseltine on

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  • ygtparkerygtparker Posts: 11

    Hi, 

    Almost empty scenes that I used to save in the blink of an eye (about 3 seconds) suddenly started taking much longer to save (around 30 seconds). This issue is even worse with complex scenes, with save times going up to around 5 minutes. This started happening all of a sudden, out of nowhere. I really didn't understand why this could be happening.

    I appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks.

  • TheKDTheKD Posts: 2,691

    Did you check your log file?

  • ygtparkerygtparker Posts: 11

    TheKD said:

    Did you check your log file?

    Yes but it doesn't show any error or something extra about the problem.

  • felisfelis Posts: 4,472

    How much free space is there where you are saving it?

  • TheKDTheKD Posts: 2,691

    Hmmmm, can you try saving the file to a different hard drive if you have one?

  • ygtparkerygtparker Posts: 11
    edited October 30

    felis said:

    How much free space is there where you are saving it?

    There is plenty of space, like 500GB. And the scene is only 4MB.

    Post edited by ygtparker on
  • ygtparkerygtparker Posts: 11

    TheKD said:

    Hmmmm, can you try saving the file to a different hard drive if you have one?

    Yes, I have 3 different drives and I have tried them all, always the same.

  • TheKDTheKD Posts: 2,691

    Ok, the good news is that the problem is not a failing hard drive. Bad news is I am all outta ideas lol.

  • ygtparkerygtparker Posts: 11

    TheKD said:

    Ok, the good news is that the problem is not a failing hard drive. Bad news is I am all outta ideas lol.

    Thanks for trying to help anyway..crying I really need to fix this crying 

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 101,482

    Threads merged, please don't multi-post the same topic.

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