Reply: Exporting Blender Interior Files to Torque (.dif) Not Always Working

You can also update the plugin to version 1.3.4 which was released recently to address this particular crash. 

In the export window set the BSP setting to 'None'

Hiya,

Try setting BSP to None when you're exporting your interior. This level looks sick, I hope this fixes the issue!

Hi everyone,

I've been making a replica of a PlayPlace tube structure from my childhood in Blender 4.4 on my Windows 10 PC, in which I was hoping to add to one of my custom levels in Marble Blast Platinum Quest (see the first three attachments). When I try to export it as a .dif file, Blender crashes.  I spent a long time trying to figure out what causes Blender to crash, by exporting one part/mesh/object at a time, to see which exact objects cause Blender to crash. Based on my experimenting, any file parts, meshes or objects where I used the mirroring tool, or a knife/slice tool causes Blender to crash. Next, I deleted all the meshes/objects where I used the mirror tool, or a knife/slice tool (shown in the last attachment), and Blender successfully exported that file from .blend to Torque (.dif). The site where I downloaded the dif file export option for the Blender plugin can be found on this website posted by Daniel:  github.com/RandomityGuy/io_dif/  

I know by now, that I might not be able to use the tube curves or hills I made for my level anymore, but I made it look like that to make things look a little more fancy and detailed, so if anyone knows how to make Blender export the objects/meshes that I used the mirroring tool and knife/slice tool, that would greatly be appreciated.

Thank you,

Jackson