Hi, I found a possible Blender 5.1 compatibility issue with Zen Sets 3.0.2.
In one specific large .blend file, entering Edit Mode causes Blender to freeze and sometimes crash. This happens in both Blender 5.1.0 and 5.1.2. Disabling Zen Sets completely prevents the problem. Other projects and new files are unaffected.
I cannot share the file because it contains commercial assets, but the selected mesh is small (228 vertices), so mesh size itself does not appear to be the cause.
RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded
Fatal Python error: Segmentation fault
It looks like evaluated_depsgraph_get() may re-enter the Zen Sets depsgraph_update_post handler. Could you check whether this handler needs a re-entry guard?
I can provide the crash report and additional logs if needed. Imported from Discord
I checked this with a clean temporary Blender config and only Zen Sets enabled.
Result:
With only Zen Sets enabled, the issue did NOT reproduce. The file entered Edit Mode normally.
The crash/freeze happens in my normal addon environment with Zen Sets enabled. If I disable Zen Sets, the same file can enter Edit Mode normally.
So yes, there may be an interaction with another addon or with my normal Blender user configuration. However, the crash report still repeatedly points to Zen Sets here:
I previously purchased “Add-ons Presets” from SuperHive.
This is my first time using it; I wanted to record the activation status of my numerous add-ons, so I selected “Export To Json.” However, after the save dialog appeared, the system became extremely sluggish—to the point where I couldn’t even type in a file name.
I managed to save the file by pasting a pre-typed name from Notepad, but upon checking the resulting JSON file, it contained only “null,” indicating that the export had not succeeded.
I am using Blender version 5.1.2 on macOS 26.
I am using a Mac Studio M1 Ultra, so I do not believe the issue is due to insufficient specifications.
The add-on version is 2.0.0.0 (the latest version).
I have already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the add-on, as well as restarting Blender, but the issue persists.
Since I couldn’t find a specific channel for this, could you please provide support here? Imported from Discord
I have a huge number of add-ons enabled, so I can’t even keep track of exactly which ones they are.
I would like to export a list of the currently enabled add-ons, as I want to revert everything to its original state after testing. Imported from Discord
Ah, I see.
I had misunderstood the situation. My apologies.
So, I just need to add a preset to save the activation status!
Thank you for your support.
I believe I’ve successfully saved the current add-on activation status, so I’ll give it a test run. Imported from Discord
After clicking “Disable All” and experiencing a freeze, I restarted Blender to find that all add-ons had been disabled; however, it seems that all add-on settings—such as Pie Menu Editor presets and individual add-on keyboard shortcuts—have been reset to their defaults. Imported from Discord
Throughout this process, the only actions I’ve taken are saving presets in “Addon Presets” and clicking the “Disable All” button.
Aside from that, I’ve only restarted Blender after it froze.
I haven’t performed any other operations, such as manually enabling or disabling add-ons.
Although I managed to restore the settings from Time Machine, it seems I might not be able to use “Addon Presets” in my current environment. Imported from Discord
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