I think it is a bug[Maybe]. I exported a 3ds file contained a model without any texture(a teapot)  from 3ds max. When I load it with loader3D at runtime, it cant be loaded into scene. its property “numChildren” is always zero. I think it should be not like this. so I modify the function named “buildMaterials” in Max3DSParser class as below:
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var assetLoaderContext:AssetLoaderContext = new AssetLoaderContext(false);
  _loader.loadData(data, new Max3DSParser(), assetLoaderContext);
 
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private function buildMaterials():void
  {
  var md:MaterialDefinition;
  var m:Mesh;
  var matLength:uint = _materialList.length;
  var i:uint;
  var j:uint;
  var matref:MaterialRef;
  var bmMaterial:BitmapMaterial;
  for(i = 0;i> 0){
    for(j = 0;j

Too bad that didn’t fix all of the parsers bugs :/

I found that reducing the frameLimit in the parseByteAsync (in ParserBase.as) can solve the parser problem, try to reducing it from 30 to something below 5.

Worked for me thx.
Mistake in the code:

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