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Right. It seems to have been because there was a MESS of pointers within the vector.

Fixed as of commit 400dba51

0xFDFDFDFD : Used by Microsoft's C++ debugging heap to mark "no man's land" guard bytes before and after allocated heap memory Double check all your allocs / deallocs ... also you could put a break point on that pointer before it got corrupted and see exactly where it is being changed. So...

Hello! I am working with Bullet 2.83 and Ogre3D v1.9. I have been following a guide for my project . Most of the code that you should look at are in: physics.h physics.cpp graphics.cpp in createScene() where I call my "addCubeBody()" and "addRigidBody()" methods Upon runtime, and...