Likewise you're only going to be fixing the reading side, since the exporter is proprietary. This is more likely if you're building your own parser but otherwise considering how mature the format is, I don't see there is much call to poke around in it. You're unlikely to venture into the file except for debugging. Many exported models are large and complex to read even as ASCII text.
While ASCII is considerably more readable than binary, it may not be practically relevant. I would also challenge the degree of advantage ASCII FBX has over binary FBX in a few areas. The binary format has never been (officially) publically documented. The advantages of binary FBX over ASCII FBX are most immediately speed of reading and the size of the file.Īnother significant advantage would be that it is possible to build your own parser and asset importer for the ASCII flavour.
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