| Title: | OX6 Crash to desktop no CER |
| Category: | Crash/Critical |
| Status: | Open |
| Posted By: | shawnolson ( Shawn Olson ) |
| Date Created: | 7 January 2019 |
| Title: | OX6 Crash to desktop no CER |
| Category: | Crash/Critical |
| Status: | Open |
| Posted By: | shawnolson ( Shawn Olson ) |
| Date Created: | 7 January 2019 |
| Description: | I tested release version of OX6 and was able to crash to desktop with no CER. I'm uploading a video to this report. |
| Steps to Reproduce: | These are the steps I did to cause a crash twice:
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| 7 January 2019
#20665 | ||
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| 7 January 2019
#20667 | ||
 | It seems to happen only on a specific geometry class (a geometry plugin that I develop). The only thing I can think of that might be different to regular objects is that it is a scripted geometry class with explicit normals. I tested converting to editable poly and the error goes away.
Max & Maya USD Product Owner @ Autodesk Developer of Wall Worm
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| 8 January 2019
#20670 | ||
 | Shawn, any way to give us the custom plugin for testing with some tests? Not really sure what we can do otherwise. Marsel Khadiyev (Software Developer, EPHERE Inc.) | |
| 8 January 2019
#20672 | ||
| Yes, I can do that. I'll get you the needed files this week. It will require you to have a machine with at least one Source Engine game installed (such as Half-Life 2, Black Mesa, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, etc). The plugin reads the game engine's native model format to load directly into Max--and it is this plugin that I discovered the issue. Note I'd not likely use these geometry types in a real life situations--I just happened to test OX6 in my default scene which has one of these nodes by default. But I think it would be good to know how/why this is happening.
Max & Maya USD Product Owner @ Autodesk Developer of Wall Worm
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