Hi,
Reviewing the dump may take some time.
In the meantime, I recommend using the Cook Content for Aximmetry (Debug) option when cooking your project. This should generate an error log if the crash occurs. You can find more details about debug cooking here: https://aximmetry.com/learn/virtual-production-workflow/obtaining-graphics-and-virtual-assets/creating-content-in-unreal-editor/preparing-the-unreal-project/#cooking-the-project-for-aximmetry
The most likely reason for this crash is that your skeletal animation and related assets are not being included in the build.
Sometimes, this issue can be caused by Iterative Cooking. To avoid this, please disable Iterative Cooking, which is located just below the Cook Content for Aximmetry (Debug) option.
Additionally, you can force the skeletal animation and related assets into the packaged build:
If you are dynamically creating these assets (such as using Blueprints), test the cooking without any dynamic actions. Instead, try placing the skeletal animation and all related assets directly in the scene to test if they are included in the cooking like that.
Warmest regards,
Hello:
We've tried baking again according to your previous instructions. Unfortunately, it still doesn't work.
We're currently baking using the "Cook Content for Aximmetry (Debug)" option. Unfortunately, we haven't seen any suspicious red errors during the baking process, leaving us with no effective way to troubleshoot the issue.
After baking, we first tried using Blueprints to control the sequence playback. Once the sequence started playing, it crashed immediately. We then tried placing the sequence directly in the scene and automating it, but it still crashed.
We used a simple car rig in UE5 for the skeletal mesh and then animated the wheels in the sequence.
This problem doesn't occur when using a pure static mesh. However, this prevents us from animating the car's wheels, which results in an odd-looking animation.
Below is the documentation for this error.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17UJQ6lDqnaXDK3mfWaRGdBvQ5Zs56-ME/view?usp=sharing
Hi,
The "Cook Content for Aximmetry (Debug)" option is not used to see errors of the cooking process itself; instead, it allows you to see the errors of the running cooked Unreal project. Because if you do not use the debug option, you will not receive error messages or logs from Unreal Engine in Aximmetry Composer's message and log panels.
If Unreal Engine crashes when the animation starts to play, it may mean that the required assets (for example, the car) are missing from the cooked build. Simply placing the animation in the scene does not guarantee that Unreal will correctly identify all related assets that need to be included during cooking.
Additionally, are you seeing any errors or warnings in Unreal Editor when using Live Sync? For more information about Live Sync, you can refer to this guide: https://aximmetry.com/learn/virtual-production-workflow/obtaining-graphics-and-virtual-assets/creating-content-in-unreal-editor/interactive-editing-with-live-sync/
Warmest regards,
We found that it seems to be related to skeletal animation. We deleted the sequence containing skeletal animation and it can be used normally. How should we bake a scene with skeletal animation?