fbx import error

fbx import error

I received 2 files from turbosquid in fbx format that shutdown c3d when I try to import them.

I haven't had any trouble importing fbx files until these so I'm guessing they did something odd.

Can anyone tell me what I might try with these?

Thanks,
Mike Wheaton

I think there was something on this file that Cheetah does not support. Cheetah crash right away when i tried to open it.
This version should work.
Margus

Hi Mike.
Can´t tell about the reason for the crash. The FBX came from "SDK/FBX Plugins version 2009.3"
I fixed and preserved the motion capture animation data.
Maybe Martin should have a look into it.

Cheers
Frank

tanx

Thank you, sir. Much appreciated. Looks like TurboSquid messed it up.

Crash while opening FBX

This fbx was created using C3D, it works perfectly in Unity but I cannot re-open it in Cheetah3d.

It is a simple place holder dummy geometry where I added few poses and few animations. I forgot to save the .jas file...:frown:

It is not a huge deal to make the dummy again, but would be interesting to know what might have caused this and if there is a way to recover?

edit: Console Message:
7/14/09 11:43:13 PM com.apple.launchd[114] (0x1095a0.Locum[283]) Exited: Terminated
7/14/09 11:43:13 PM com.apple.launchd[114] (0x1095a0.Locum[283]) Exited: Terminated
7/14/09 11:45:10 PM [0x0-0x29029].de.wengenmayer.Cheetah3D[286] Cheetah3D(286,0xa0838720) malloc: *** error for object 0x1b11cdc4: Non-aligned pointer being freed
7/14/09 11:45:10 PM [0x0-0x29029].de.wengenmayer.Cheetah3D[286] *** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
7/14/09 11:45:14 PM com.apple.launchd[114] ([0x0-0x29029].de.wengenmayer.Cheetah3D[286]) Exited abnormally: Bus error

Maybe Unity uses a different SDK than Cheetah3d.
Check the file please:

Cheers
Frank

Thanks Frank,

Now it opens in C3D. But all the Poses are missing and Takes do not have any key/values. Does not matter, it was just place holder anyway.

Just curious, what is the normal process? If I have animations, I should use .jas?

edit: The animations are still there in Unity when I open the New version Frank sent.

Tri3 said:

Just curious, what is the normal process? If I have animations, I should use .jas?

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Yes - store everything in the nativ Cheetah3d.jas file until you´re in the need to migrate somewhere - and do use export instead of "save as" - so you will generate a new independent file.

Cheers
Frank

Ok, got it. Thanks! :icon_thumbup: