I have the latest FBX plugin for 3ds max design 2011 (2011.2), but max still crashes when I import/ or try to file-link FBX files from revit architecture 2011. Any one know what's happening here? Also as anyone got a solution for exporting from revit to.obj files?

I have tried using the latest FBX converter to convert to.obj and and that also doesn't work. Just if you're wondering, I want to render the revit model in either 3DS MAx design 2011 or octane render thats why I am trying to convert to FBX and.obj. On a related problem, once imported into 3dsMD2011 I now get dozens - over a hundred on some projects - objects listed under the error message 'Warning:Nested Mesh' The description is, 'The plug-in has detected edges that are shared by two or more faces in the same direction. Chastushki pro povarov prikoljnie. The following nodes are affected:'.

Long list of objects Would anyone know what this is about? I've not seen this in 3dsMD2010 imports.I normally get the same thing, to one degree or another. As it hasn't seemed to affect the functioning of Max Design, I haven't bothered to inspect it too closely. I have the latest FBX plugin for 3ds max design 2011 (2011.2), but max still crashes when I import/ or try to file-link FBX files from revit architecture 2011. Any one know what's happening here? Also as anyone got a solution for exporting from revit to.obj files? I have tried using the latest FBX converter to convert to.obj and and that also doesn't work.

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Just if you're wondering, I want to render the revit model in either 3DS MAx design 2011 or octane render thats why I am trying to convert to FBX and.obj. Thanks.Is there a way to convert.sat to.obj? I didn't uninstall the.1 version (it's still on my drive), but the.2 version still always fires up without an issue. Also this (which I didn't have the patience to read & comprehend all the way thru.mentioning that it's good practice to keep the old version.just in case.): From Autodesk's FBX Help: When you install the 3ds Max FBX Plug-in two instances of the plug-in are installed on your computer: the actual FBX plug-in that is saved in the source directory (C: Program Files Autodesk 3ds Max 2009 stdplugs) and a copy that is stored in the FBX folder that you specified during the installation. The installation screen that specifies a destination folder When you uninstall the 3ds Max FBX Plug-in, the process removes only the plug-in copy from the destination folder you specified during the installation. To remove the FBX plug-in completely, you must delete it manually. The reason you must perform a manual deletion is because the FBX plug-in is a part of the default 3ds Max installation.

Essentially, when you uninstall, you remove the contents of the FBX backup folder, for example, C: Program Files Autodesk FBX FBXPlugins 2011.1 3ds Max 2009 64-bit, as well as any related entries in the Start menu. It is good practice to keep the previous version of the plug-in, especially if you are working on a project where your workflow is heavily dependent upon the plug-in. If the newer version of the plug-in disrupts your process in some way, you can revert to the previous version. If you do not want to lose access to the FBX plug-in that ships with the 3ds Max software, select Yes when asked if you want to accept saving copies of the old plug-in.

This option occurs whenever you install newer versions of the FBX plug-ins.