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Crashes for me too.
Looks like the same bug I sent in a little while ago:
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KString::operator[]() + 0x1c bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7Impl::ReadProperties() + 0x10b9 bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7Impl::ReadPropertiesAndFlags() + 0xa1 bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7Impl::ReadKFbxNode() + 0x6e bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7Impl::ReadObject() + 0x13f bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7Impl::ReadObjectSection() + 0x3e0 bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7::Read() + 0x4f9 bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxReaderFbx7::Read() + 0xb8 bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxImporter::ImportProcess() + 0xd3 bytes C++
FBXViewer.exe!fbxsdk_2011_3_1::KFbxImporter::Import() + 0x32 bytes C++
Here is the response:
Yes, I can reproduce it (only) on VS2010, which means it’s good on VS2005/2008. It seems FBX sdk hit an assert of xstring as bottom picture.
We have logged this issue in our bug-base(#373685). Our developers will investigate it as soon as possible. Thank you for your info.
Author: Doug Rogers
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