(Enhancement / New Feature) Skipping too large FBX exports

[Meehdrescher]

I have some games that I want to extract which, combined with the FBX conversion needing lots of RAM, can be very problematic. The largest result I got was a game object export with 300 textures and an 8 GB FBX file, any larger than that is too much even for my freshly installed 128 GB of DDR5 RAM.
If the tool encounters such a big game object or model and uses all available RAM, it simply stops exporting and has to be killed via the task manager, and it won't do any other models that could come later.
So with this in mind, I had the idea of a feature that could detect if the tool has used too much RAM and skips / cancels the export of the FBX it is currently sitting at, and just moves on to the next file. Is that feature possible to add?

[aelurum]

Is the problem really due to an FBX size, or is it because AssetStudio tried to extract it along with the default animations?
Have you tried disabling animation export in the options?

[aelurum]

It would be nice to know the name of one of these games.

[Meehdrescher]

I haven't tried disabling animation export before, but it doesn't seem to make a difference.
Also, I'm genuinely not even sure if I can tell you the game without any negative consequences because of various reasons.

[aelurum]

You can contact me on Discord, if you want.
Just based on what you've written, I don't think I can do anything.
You could also try using AssetRipper, I guess.