maybe there's a plugin i can add to Noesis so it would work ? Not to my knowledge. Last solution for sketchfab models I remember was from Szkaradek123, a blender 2.49b project (doesn't work with newest blender!): Blender249[sketchfab][htm][2019-10-16] (Maybe to be found on Zenhax, don't remember.) ...

Mesh file signature is "JMSH". Using hex2obj (view link in my sig) after unpacking with offzip (search on Xentax):
. (No time to care for uvs.)

Usually, yes. But here none of the three uv sets gives me a decent uv map then while the point cloud doesn't look that bad. (Tried other combinations of the 6 float values - failed.)

Henchman800 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 01, 2020 10:38 am

Also do you Think the grey Box innerts could be weight and bone info?

No! It's indices (for normals). This was stated already. I only wasn't sure if they were to be used for uvs, too. (Static models usually don't need weights.)

Hello,i would love could create new models for this game and export the one created Hello, "create new models", yeah. I'd prefer doing it step by step. if someone could create a pluggin for exporting from any 3d program on this file format there would be wonderfull yeah, wunderful. (Chances are low...

are all fvf, UVpos, and no PTC sizes the same for each model? Maybe. You need to try it out. (there's no "no PtC" size, btw - 34 is just the offset from end of previous face to start of the next face) Also how do you find the start of the face indicies zm-uvs.png (uvs (blue rectangles) seem to need...

ok here's the layout of ZM file: 1. vertices array: float x,y,z for each 2. normals array: float x,y,z for each 3. faces array: material (uint32) vertex index 1 (int16) vertex index 2 (int16) vertex index 3 (int16) normal index 1 (int16) normal index 2 (int16) normal index 3 (int16) UV1 (float x,y)...

Again I don't have too much luck with face indices (generated automatically) here:
. (Looks weird from the front. )

Point clouds are all we have:
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this guy is missing in l_romd_d.ps3 There's about 2035 *.obj files created from l_romd_d.ps3 . Did you import/check them all? If that helps, it seems that to find the other models, just search for "00 02 01 1B". In this block, you can also see the vertex count and the face count. Here's a Noesis sc...

Kneesnap wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 8:55 am

It seems like that'll be doable once I understand how the algorithm works though.

Pmed you. (In case you'll manage to improve the uvs here I'd be interested in the "how to" . )

I have uploaded two models, one where faces work properly and one where they don't. Does anyone have any ideas why the faces are wrong? Fish uses autocreated linear face indices, dragon uses tristrips, obviously. It's a matter of a suiting triangle strips algorithm: . triStrips.png This one I calle...

I was surprised by the small archive after I zipped it too, but I triple checked them, I even just downloaded them from the google drive now and they extract to 15mb and 76mb... Do you think, I'm joking, mate? :roll: It's a matter of logic/compression techniques: millions of bytes CAN'T be compress...

Another update to the zipped file (link see post above) So ostrich_f.rxm2 will be treated better now (named ostrich_f.rxm2.obj instead of Makeobj_log.obj now): . ostrich.png You may delete submesh 10 safely (or correct the _10.H2O as described for giraffe some posts above). Just in case you're using...

Updated the zip here:

shakotay2 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 24, 2020 5:15 pm

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