Every time creating or loading file ,Blender add new entry in Processes #61441
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blender-2.80-036ec5cae4f7-win64
Short description of error
I don't know if it's a bug but:
Every time creating or loading file ,Blender add new entry in Processes
Added subscriber: @alonabrany
Added subscribers: @LazyDodo, @lichtwerk
Which windows version is this?
@LazyDodo : ever heard of this?
Added subscriber: @JacquesLucke
@alonabrany, since this is probably OS specific, please mention which OS you are using exactly. [oops, I wonder how I did not see that @lichtwerk asked that already ^^]
Hi
i use windoes 7
@alonabrany, have you installed any extra addons?
Please, upload your full system info, you can export it from within Blender with
Help -> Save System Info.Here are my pc details
system-info.txt
No addons installed
Well, you have the crowdrender addon installed, but I don't think this is related.
What happens when you stop these processes manually? Does the currently running Blender stop?
only one processes is relevant the other are like a by-product ,of the comands.
Do all the Blender instances really fill up your RAM, or only the "active" one?
Added subscriber: @brecht
I think Crowdrender may very well be related, I believe it starts a separate process. Please see if it still happens when disabling that add-on.
look at the image , every one takes 53,000
Hi Brecht .
You 're right. It really happened because of Crowdrender .
Thanks for the help
Changed status from 'Open' to: 'Archived'
For future reference for all devs involved, this problem is indicative of the usage of the python multiprocessing module on windows, what it tries to do is spawn a new python interpreter by starting another copy of the currently running process with some extra parameters, sadly in our case, the running process is blender.exe and blender doesn't get any of the python specific command line options soo that ends up working really badly.