[bp]

I am having problems importing into Studio an FBX file created from Revit 2010.

Using File\Import Geometry, or File\Open, Studio V2 will crash each time. I have tried 2 FBX files, one of which is extremely simple and I cannot either to work. A folder with an *.fbm file name is created which contains environment and materials sub folders, but the application immediately terminates. The FBX file will import successfully into 3dmax.

Here is the error info using the "Import" command:

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: studio.exe
Application Version: 1.0.0.1
Application Timestamp: 4ab8a744
Fault Module Name: studio.exe
Fault Module Version: 1.0.0.1
Fault Module Timestamp: 4ab8a744
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00000000002f4309
OS Version: 6.1.7100.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: d366
Additional Information 2: d3669eb135eeb7498482c7f48bd0dd23
Additional Information 3: cb9c
Additional Information 4: cb9c4da319a3956098a3ef28cabb6c74

Using the "Open" command to import, the last two line for the problem signature are different:

Additional Information 3: 01e9
Additional Information 4: 01e946c91887ecb33bca2b082ca4029b

This is a non licensed version of Studio on Windows 7 RC 64bit.

Thanks, Bill

[bp]

Hello everyone,

There have been many years of Architects trying to get a good workflow from Revit to MR. Via 3dmax plug in of course, but 3dmax adds a layer of complexity that gets in the way IMO. Successful workflow with FBX directly into Studio seems ideal, yet my tests suggest that this is not yet practical? I know that many of my colleagues would welcome this simplification. Any experiences or thoughts from NL would be helpful here.

Thanks again, Bill

[Mihai]

Could you please upload a simple FBX that makes Studio crash?

[bp]

Mihai,
I will post a link when I return to the office this evening, or at the latest first thing tomorrow morning (new york).
Thanks

[bp]

Here is a link to a web folder which contains the file. Anyone can download or add to this folder:

http://drop.io/u5zkg9c

This model was created from the standard Revit 2010 template and exported to FBX.

Look forward to your thoughts, Bill