Have you followed all the previous videos?

I made the skybox work. Like it said, it was a linker error. I have a working skybox now. 

Now I’m struggeling with tut16, the loading of the nanosuit. 
I deleted all my code and threw in 1:1 the code you gave us for the model loading. 

First try, I recieved an error because for some reason the Camera was commented out. It actually is. Check your github. I undid that. 

Next try, I still get like 40 warnings, but no errors and the Window opens but is black. I changed nothing from the vanilla code you gave us, except that I uncommented the camera.

Help would be much apprechiated. 

So basically, the skybox words great, but the model loading does not.
What do I do?

I have a running project with a src folder. I dump all your files from [17] in there. I run it and the skybox works. No errors. 

I delete all files from the src folder and dump the files from [16] in it. No errors. Black window. No model, not even a model without textures.

I’m on OSX and Xcode.

I tried playing around with scaling, but to no avail.

I tried putting some console messages to check what’s getting loaded, but it found the object and loaded it.

I posted on stackoverflow on this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56668490/assimp-loads-vertices-but-model-is-not-getting-displayed

Meaning: In Mesh processMesh() I printed cout << vertices.data() << endl; and got 

0x1020e1000

0x109e5c000

0x10bca1000

0x1020e1600

0x1070a2000

0x1070a2000

0x109e5c000

for me, this means all the vertices where found and loaded.

They are just not displayed in any form. 

Which tutorial?

Still 16. Can you check for stackoverflow post for ALL I tried?

 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56668490/assimp-loads-vertices-but-model-is-not-getting-displayed

I answered my SO question. You should really update your tutorial 16. The model didnt load because of a change GLM made in 2018 when the went away from automatic initializing to explicit initialising. Your code will not work for anybody that does not know this. They never changed this in the tutorials on learnOpenGL either. They are just very dated and the libraries evolved past a point of downward compatibility.

I will, thanks for letting me know.