369zzh We apologize for the inconvenience. We would like to check your export settings, so please save your export settings and post them here or post a screenshot of your export settings.

369zzh Thank you for sharing your export settings. I checked them, but when exporting with those settings, the exported MOV file becomes extremely large. In my test, a 11GB video was exported. Since the video is so large, it may not play smoothly. Could you please check if it can be played at 60 FPS with a smaller file size? Also, playback may vary depending on the player you are using, so please let us know which player you are using to check.

369zzh It's unfortunate that the export didn't work, but considering the excessive amount of calculations required for five warm-ups and four animation repeats, I think it would be better to reduce the number of warm-ups and create the animation repeats using another tool (such as repeating the exported MOV file in video editing software).

Alternatively, you can export the animation as a PNG sequence and use video editing software to create a video. When exporting as a PNG sequence, even if the export fails midway, the frames up to that point should be output, so you should not lose all of the export results.