gongagaga wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 18, 2020 2:48 pm

im getting error from this script
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'inc_noesis'

its a script for Noesis, you must place the script in
the Noesis\plugins\python folder.

here is Noesis python script to open your one sample. supports rgba8888
this script will read the header and decompress
and parse the image data on the fly.

tontonGrim wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 02, 2020 9:06 pm

In your previous picture, at what corresponding the FVFSive parameter ?

FVFsize is the stride in bytes for vertex information. i don't use
3dmodel researcher so i can't help you there, maybe ask the developer.

i guess you need to change the Type for faces to "short".

face indices start at 0x13128
looks like there is 8016 of them.

why I'm getting uv and model into seperate obj? uv should be in the ball.obj file. But the uv map is in seperate file which is also a model without any uv map. what I'm doing wrong? sounds like you using the test files and not exporting the obj, after you enter all values in Hex2obj you must export...

Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 is it? what platform does your samples comes from? looks like a model followed by some rgba8888 texture 5Five_ballbin.png you can decompress the bin with this bms script: # script for QuickBMS http://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm get NAME basename string NAME + _decmp....

is this a model contained in the file? yes this was the model in the 000004be.dat sample If so what did you use as a tool to do this? i used Hex2obj and Hxd and windows calculator can we recover the meshes and the animation you can get anything you want if you know what to look for in hex editor. :...

headerless model files

here is bms script translation of that python script so you don't
have to worry about installing python or anything to unxor the files.
*updated Oct 15, 2020 for completeness*

you can convert those with Noesis.

cockafej wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 20, 2020 8:08 am

What is the name of texture format 14?

it looks like 512x256 dxt5

i actually have a better version of the python script now that reads
that footer data when available i just have not uploaded yet.

Teancum wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 17, 2020 2:52 am

does anyone still have the DLL?

looks like that attachment was nuked, here it is again:

my instruction in the first post was as simple as i could make it, please read it and try again.

open texchl file in hex editor and delete first 16 bytes and rename extension to gnf then open with Noesis. :D or use bms script to automate process: # script for QuickBMS http://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm get NAME basename string NAME + .gnf get SIZE asize math SIZE - 0x10 log NAME 0x10 SIZE