hey yall i keep getting this error and then i crash and idea how to fix
current setup intel i9 149000k navida rtk 360 12g wiht 128 g of ddr 5
Hey there! It sounds like you’re having some crashing issues in VRChat. Given your robust setup, the issue may not be hardware-related, but here are several steps you can try to resolve the crashes:
Update Graphics Drivers
Ensure your NVIDIA RTX 360 drivers are up to date. You can download the latest drivers from the NVIDIA website or use the GeForce Experience app to automatically update them.
Check for Windows Updates
Crashes can sometimes be caused by missing system updates. Verify that your Windows is fully up to date with the latest patches and updates.
Verify VRChat Files
If you’re running VRChat through Steam, verify the integrity of the game files. Right-click on VRChat in your Steam library, go to Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Files.
Check System Resources
With 128GB of DDR5 RAM, you’re unlikely to run out of memory. However, check if other applications are consuming excessive CPU or RAM resources, especially when running VRChat. Use Task Manager to monitor your system’s performance.
Reduce VRChat Graphics Settings
Even with a powerful system, VRChat can be demanding. Try lowering the graphics settings within VRChat to see if this helps stabilize performance.
Disable Background Applications
Background applications, particularly screen recording software or overlays, can sometimes cause conflicts with VRChat. Disable any unnecessary programs while running VRChat.
Reinstall VRChat
If none of the above steps work, consider reinstalling VRChat to ensure there aren’t any corrupted files causing the crashes.
Additional Support
If these steps don’t resolve the issue, you may want to troubleshoot further through VRChat’s support: vrch.at/support.
I hope these steps help you get back to enjoying VRChat without any crashes! Let me know if you need further assistance or have any other questions.
i have done all of this and i have not heard back from vrc staff with a fix
I’d recommend waiting for a response directly from VRChat’s support team. Sometimes it can take anywhere from 48 hours to up to 5 business days for them to get back to you, so please be patient during that time.
its been longer like a month now and thats with me sending my crash logs i may have to try messaging them again
I would recommend that; keep me posted!
I’m pretty sure I’m getting the exact same error, 2022.3.22f1-DWR_dcfbedac891a. At first I was able to start up vrchat, and it would partially load the home world and then crash with this error.
I had to go to my vrc profile in a web browser and change my avatar to a safe fallback, then I was able to start the game without crashing. Unfortunately, attempting to use the avatar again crashes the game. I don’t even need to change into it, I get the error message as soon as the 3D preview loads in the menu.
A few weeks ago I was able to load the same avatar without issue on windows 11 version 21H2, and after doing a clean install of windows 24H2 it doesn’t work anymore. I did not change hardware in the meantime. (Ryzen 5 7600X3D, 32GB DDR5, RTX4070)
This is the last thing in the log file, but I don’t know if there’s anything I can do about it.
Summary
`2024.12.31 19:38:15 Log - [AssetBundleDownloadManager] [102] Unpacking Avatar (Lifespan - Belai by Ghostt)
2024.12.31 19:38:15 Warning - Texture ‘BlackPixel’ has dimensions 2 x 2 which is not supported for format ‘RGB Compressed DXT1|BC1’ (requires multiple-of-four dimensions). Falling back to ‘RGBA 32 bit’.
2024.12.31 19:38:15 Error - d3d11: failed to create Cube texture id=2209 width=2 height=2 mips=3 dxgifmt=29 [D3D error was 80070057]
2024.12.31 19:38:16 Log - Loading Avatar Data:avtr_ec8ebab2-337e-4c87-a91e-9147772f6fdc
2024.12.31 19:38:16 Error - d3d11: failed to create Cube texture id=2237 width=2 height=2 mips=3 dxgifmt=29 [D3D error was 80070057]
`
well its not the avi i cycle through multiples of avis
Did you take a look at the log file after a crash? It should be in the folder C:\Users\YourName\AppData\LocalLow\VRChat\VRChat. Scroll to the bottom and see if there are any error messages that could point to the root of the problem.
I wish I could be more helpful, but I don’t know much about Unity and vrc is an incredibly complicated program.
i have output logs but idk what to look for in the logs
It’s just a generic troubleshooting technique; you’re looking for the last thing the program did before it crashed. Each line in the log file starts with a timestamp and a keyword that indicates how “severe” that line is. “Log” means the line was just recorded for information purposes (not a problem), but lines that start with “Warning” or “Error” show that something went wrong and provide more specific details.