When a nodes-based 3D model crashes during extrusion, it’s typically due to excessive geometry complexity, faulty node connections, or insufficient system resources.
- Extruding too many tiny faces or overlapping edges overloads the software’s processing. - Broken or circular node links (e.g., missing inputs) disrupt calculation workflows. - Low RAM or GPU memory can’t handle the extrusion’s data load.
To fix it: Simplify the model by removing unneeded details, check for node graph errors (like disconnected links), or close other apps to free up resources before extruding.