If so, should I use the wkm import/export 3D model software plugins? [...], I'll convert obj to wkm using 3DS MAX plugin. However, I have not known how to make 3DS MAX plugin. You need to be a coder to write a dll plugin or a maxscript. In fact, I couldn't analyse wkm format completely. Too sad... ...

Does your mention means I need a search for thread? In fact, I don't know what the search word is. No. The mention just should illustrate that chances are low for an obj_2_whateverformat converter. As I wrote you need to analyse the wkm format. Completely . That is you need to understand the purpos...

Now I can convert wkm file of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 11 to obj file. How exactly? (I tried hex2obj , view link in my sig): 0000037b-wkm.png But I cannot do it vice-versa. It's very hard - you need a complete format analysis for such. (Search for threads where an obj to any_3D_format conversi...

It's very unlikely that someone will create a quickbms script for it, I guess. (quickbms is very useful for decompressing/compressing data but hard to use for handling 3D data, imho) You might wait for FurryFan, the author of the Tekken4 bms script, isn't he? (But he wasn't online for about 2 . 5 ye...

yeah, I had a bug where about 25 objects didn't "follow the rules" which spoiled the whole thing - fixed and set them to absolute position 0.0 0.0 0.0 (+ rel pos) all.
. rotations (if any) not applied; chair need to be rotated by 90° for example (in one axis at least)

This is what I got and it looks more "exploded" than correctly moved: . 96-mesh exploded.png (there's a certain chance that the offsets where assigned to the wrong objects) Because I don't have any clue about the "ordering rules" of for curSelObj in bpy.data.objects: (some oddities when logging the ...

So you wanna use the same method for backyard wrestling? Would make sense to me - but it requires the above mentioned "suspects" to be the position data we need... The .mesh-file Exports 450 models though.....might the 212 mip-assets just be the bounding boxes? who knows? You need to analyze the me...

nooo, I linked to a blender script of mine (for REO) in my previous post

Is there also names scattered in there? Search for "MIP_" for example in 96.mesh gives 212 findings. Or are the positionvalues just randomly placed? You mean that "position data"? There's some "suspects"; I'll try that out when I have time well, I always know this script of mine would come in handy...

Henchman800 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 20, 2020 3:37 pm

is there any info in the .mesh file that might give position data?

Dunno.
In case you used only a .mesh (and no other files) with the "rdtechladys guide on ripping ps2 games" I'd say 'yes'.

btw: there's bounding boxes I guess, but they won't help too much:
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nope (Make_obj-efo.zip).
download/file.php?id=17313

I gave it a try with rdtechladys guide on ripping ps2 games.....the models always come out distorted and double just slightly above themselfes......so it would take forever to get them right and clean....just to have something not very ideal or close to the original... So the distorted objects have...

zippyshare is 403 (forbidden) in my country

sonicdude143 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 14, 2020 4:41 am

I tried your method

2. 2 x 1336 x 16 +3 = 0xA703 + 0x22b. Yes, I did try dec,

0xA703 + 0x22B = 0xA92E
(UVBsize is 24 here, though. It's rather obvious looking into the hexdata, with some experience.)
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