What do I do then @Lennyy?

So what do I do at this point @Cyan?

8 minutes ago, Mr. Nobody's Workshop said:

So what do I do at this point @Cyan?

I don't have an affected card. I wouldn't be able to help you set up an exception, or even tell you if that ability exists. The NVIDIA documentation however mentions being able to turn it on or off. Or, you can downgrade your NVIDIA driver until it's fixed.

As for RPH's rendering code, it's ubiquitously compatible. Even in Linux with Wine, across multiple compatibility layers, RPH's render code works. The blame is on whatever NVIDIA is doing for Smooth Motion. From doing some Googling (searching "nvidia smooth motion crashing github"), it's clear it has not only broken RPH rendering code.

I'm not discounting a workaround eventually being available, but it will take time and effort, and it's not something we're going to get to doing for a while unless the workaround to NVIDIA's breakage is very easy. It's more likely a fix will come in a future NVIDIA driver update if it's impacting other things.

So this is a Nvidia Driver Fault? @Cyan

@CyanSo I'm just waiting till RPH updates sometime in the future or whatever?