@dorion
No I'm not out of my mind.
There are no published specifications for the format. Care to link to the ascii and binary specs? A SDK is not a published spec.
The SDK is a source of fustration for developers as it introduces numerous incompatabilities across different versions and with no published specs they cant fix them.
If you try and use .fbx files with diffrent applications you'll invariably get problems. Peter Carter's post above is an all too common experience with the fbx format. A valid fbx file exported with one program will not import correctly into another program. Why? Because there is no published spec and the provided SDK versions breaking things regularly.
No I'm not out of my mind.
There are no published specifications for the format. Care to link to the ascii and binary specs? A SDK is not a published spec.
The SDK is a source of fustration for developers as it introduces numerous incompatabilities across different versions and with no published specs they cant fix them.
If you try and use .fbx files with diffrent applications you'll invariably get problems. Peter Carter's post above is an all too common experience with the fbx format. A valid fbx file exported with one program will not import correctly into another program. Why? Because there is no published spec and the provided SDK versions breaking things regularly.