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Noise maker force crashes Zbrush to desktop 100% of time.

I am still getting a force crash every time I activate the noisemaker. Regardless of the complexity of the model Zbrush force crashes.

Zbrush 4R5

I have a 4 core AMD

4 gigs of ram.

Win 7, 64bit

ATI 5800 HD video card

Intuos 4 Wacom draw pad

I load a simple prim, a cube for example, click edit, Make pollymesh 3D, Sub D it 3 times. Next I open up the surface tab, Click Lightbox>Noisemakers. Select an alpha for the list. The alpha appears on the cube. I next whether I click Noise or Edit Zbrush then force crashes to the desktop.

I have tried adjusting the MEM setting under preferences, both up and down, neither seem to make a difference. I have been having this issue for 3 builds now. I am extremely frustrated. there has been zero response since I first encountered the problem on this forum. Yes, I have a legal copy of Zbrush. Am I even posting this issue in the right forum? I was under the understanding this is where these issues are supposed to go.

If I need to re-install Zbrush how do I do that these days? I have been using the auto-updater since it first came out. Where do I get a fresh copy? If I re-install do I have to remap my whole interface by hand again? I have custom colors and layouts I use…

I truely appriciate any advice I can get from anyone here.

Thank you for your time :cool:
~ Gridlost

You can get the full installer at https://www.pixologic.com/zbrush/downloadcenter/instructions/
Just have your serial number and email handy.

Since you already have 4R5 you’ll probably have to deactivate it, uninstall it, then run the installer and reactivate.

If you want, you can first copy the contents of your installation folder to save any custom brushes/materials/interfaces/etc.

i´ve got the same problem.

the strange thing is, i am pretty sure it worked before… but now even after activating the noise function with a freshly loaded defaultSphere.zpr zbrush crashes to desktop. i already reinstalled and tried many other thing…

Dual Xeon /48 GB RAM/ GTX670