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[examples] models_animation_blending: avoid crash when animations fail to load - #6234
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…l to load If resources/models/gltf/robot.glb can't be found (e.g. the example is run from another working directory), LoadModelAnimations() returns NULL with animCount = 0 and the example indexed anims[] in the update loop and in the timeline drawing, crashing. Skip both when no animations were loaded, so it just logs the usual load warnings. Reported in raysan5#5664.
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Follow-up to my comment in #5664 about the
models_animation_blendingcrash (animCount = 0,anims = 0x0).When
resources/models/gltf/robot.glbcan't be found (for example running from another working directory),LoadModelAnimations()returns NULL and the example indexesanims[]in the update loop and in the timeline drawing. This skips both whenanimCount == 0, so it just logs the usual load warnings.Tested with PLATFORM_MEMORY + software renderer under ASan/UBSan: runs normally with the resources, and no longer crashes without them