"Full Sample" crash

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Hello, i just create a cube in a new scene, check the “Full Sample” box (in “Antialiasing” section) and Blender crashes when i press the Render button (the last 2.63a). I saw the bug report explanation and I did tried with an older version of Blender (2.60a) and happen the same.

I want to make Camera Tracking and the 3d objects don´t looks right (the edges) and i did read that “Full Sample” can solve this problem. But i can´t use it.

Thanks in advance.

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my system specs:

AMD Athlon XP 3000+, 1.5GB RAM, WINDOWS XP HOME SP3, GEFORCE 7600GS 256MB

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No problems here. Can you upload a problematic .blend ?

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It happen creating a new cube in a new scene, and the most basic scene is this (it is a requirement to submit a bug, the most simple scene where the bug can be reproduced), this is why i didn´t upload any scene before.

Thanks.

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any suggestions?

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somebody have the same problem?

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Apparently not, try a daily build of blender from:

http://builder.blender.org/download/

There is also a testbuild of blender 2.64 here:

http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:Ref/Release_Notes/2.64

They fix a lot of bugs since 2.63a.

Cheers, mib.

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I tried both links and happen the same. Blender crashes instantly.

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i created a Bug report (32505).

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I tried with 2.63a and no crash (Windows 7 x64).

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Seems to be that it is using SSE2 instructions and my CPU don´t support it. this is the problem. Then, this is not a bug.

Manolo76, ¿español verdad? :smiley:

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I tested it in my father´s laptop, but, is this normal that in a new scene with a simple Cube, with “Full sample” OFF it takes only 1.7 seconds, but with “Full sample” enabled it takes 24 seconds??

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Hi, no problem with buildbot r50372, 0.83 without and 1.3 seconds with Full Sample.
SSE2 is comming with 2.65 so it is no problem for Athlon XP 3000+ atm. .
I am sorry but no idea what the problem is.

Cheers, mib.

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Athlon XP 3000+ don´t support SSE2 (i am sure) ,they put SSE2 since Athlon 64. But Intel support it since Pentium4 3Ghz at least.

For “Full sample” they use SSE2 instructions, a developer told me in the “Bug tracker”. (My parent´s laptop is a pentium T2300).

Don´t worry, i will buy a new PC soon, but i wanted to know if it was a bug or not (seems to not).

Regards.