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VaM 1.x Why are there red lines like this in my frame? Is it a rendering error, or is it being caused by a plugin?

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Never seen that.
  • Try another scene or an empty scene and see if you still have it. If not > it's the scene
  • If you still have it > it probably is your drivers or your setup. Try updating your GPU drivers.
 
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Never seen that.
  • Try another scene or an empty scene and see if you still have it. If not > it's the scene
  • If you still have it > it probably is your drivers or your setup. Try updating your GPU drivers.
I’ve tried disabling all plugins and creating a new scene, but the issue persists. My drivers are confirmed to be up to date. This problem started right after I upgraded to an RTX 5070 last week; my previous GPU had to be replaced due to VRAM failure.

Is it possible that the previous VRAM issues caused some form of file corruption within VaM? I’m planning to do a clean reinstall of VaM—what is the best way to go about this?
 
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Is it possible that the previous VRAM issues caused some form of file corruption within VaM? I’m planning to do a clean reinstall of VaM—what is the best way to go about this?

No. VRAM is a read only kind of thing. This will never corrupt system files.
If you changed hardware, especially GPU, use DDU ( Display Driver Uninstaller ) to completely clear the system of any potential drivers. Then reinstall from scratch your GPU drivers.
 
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No. VRAM is a read only kind of thing. This will never corrupt system files.
If you changed hardware, especially GPU, use DDU ( Display Driver Uninstaller ) to completely clear the system of any potential drivers. Then reinstall from scratch your GPU drivers.
I followed the proper steps to uninstall and reinstall my graphics drivers, but the issue persists. I’m currently downloading a fresh copy of VaM to see if the problem still occurs.
 
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I followed the proper steps to uninstall and reinstall my graphics drivers, but the issue persists. I’m currently downloading a fresh copy of VaM to see if the problem still occurs.

Ensure you're doing it in another folder and not the same one which could probably still produce the effect.
 
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Ensure you're doing it in another folder and not the same one which could probably still produce the effect.
Unfortunately, that didn't work. Are there any other ways to troubleshoot this issue?I’m starting to think this is actually a plugin issue after all.
 
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