I've a couple moronic posts under my belt, but hello anyway!

Thanks for the link. Tried it and got nuthin.
But I'l certainly use that link again in the future for my other works.

My Nihongo is pretty rusty...... How'd you learn? I was happily subjected to it during two amazing visits to Japan teaching ESL. I'd gladly take yiour translations as i don't trust mine to be any good at all. I've found, often by accident, that renaming a mesh file to another known extension makes i...

Ouch. That hurts. Heh.
Oh well. If I can figure out how to open and export it, I'm sure I could clean it up.
A bit.

Okay I think it's finally sunk in. After extracting stage.mgz, I get a selection of subfolders. The example subfolder "s15c" has a selection of files in it. stg_mdl1.dar is a compression of models. stg_tex1.dar and stg_tex2.dar are compressions of textures. In the texture .dar fiiles are the .pcx fi...

Oh him! Yah, I'd sent him an email when I used Solidus and got in a jam with MGS. I hadn't thought of sending an example .kmd file. Do I understand correctly, .kmd is the 3D mesh info for characters, vehicles, etc in MGS? Just reread some of the posts so much and I think I did more to confuse myself...

If I have an accurate frame to work with, I can inprove the quality of the moidel a bit.
Tried Google. Any idea what I might find that would view and export .kmd files?

I didn't know wether .dar was a deeper archive or a proprietary 3D model, so your words are helpful. After your words, I rechecked the .dar files. You're correct. Therein, I see .pcx files and others, such as .kmd. .Pcx is self explanitory, while the .kmd aren't as much. I'll keep searching and hope...

Hello all. I've searched and browsed through the forums, but am unable to find an answer to what I'm looking for. I have MGS for the PC and because of it's age, I'm not sure that it would or would not use 3D meshes or just animation. I've used a few programs to successfully extract the .mgz files (n...

It's been a while since this topic has been replied to, but i thought I'd add my 2 cents. Deep Ex has a very large file conversion library, is easy to use and is amongst the most stable. Those bonuses offset it's price, which I happily paid. It's been able to convert binary to x very nicely. On one ...