Just gonna leave this here...
https://bitbucket.org/SkepticalFox/wot-space.bin-utils/

Andrakann wrote:Wargaming make WebGL player for tank models with JPG textures: http://content.wargaming.net/wot/commun ... shorn.html

Данный продукт не является продуктом Wargaming.net и разработан согласно правилам WG DPP.

I can't wait to get the models back in Terra! It took a month to figure out how to blend the textures (up to 4 per grid) and deal with the low res texture mixing with distance. I worked for another 5 weeks getting the shader to do the texture translation correctly. It's still not exactly like the g...

SkaceKachna wrote:Here is complete script (py3 compatible )
http://cerno.ch/~kamen/upload/test-bswg.py

I love to nitpick.
Python code #2 -> http://www.koreanrandom.com/forum/topic ... /?p=310323

Here's script that extract all informations currently known by me: http://cerno.ch/~kamen/upload/test-bswg.py 3. TABLE -> purpose uknown 4. TABLE -> one item, length of rest of the file We now have entire BWSG file covered! Please write your scripts compatible with Python3 :) It is not difficult =>...

Ok... You could try setting your computers location to United States and see if that works. I posted a link earlier on how to do this. OR.. you could open those .x files and try replacing the period "." with a comma "," There are 2 matrices at the start but I'm not using thing. ...

Coffee wrote:If we can find a table that has an index that goes as high as 4583 it will help sort this out.

The index can be in a uint32 with bit shift...

Coffee wrote:

ShadowHunterRUS wrote:

Coffee wrote:Try this and please post any errors that show up at start up.

http://www.koreanrandom.com/forum/topic ... /?p=310324

Maybe it has something to do with where you are installing it?

C:\Program Files (x86)\Coffee_\WoT Model Editor\
Maybe using absolute paths to .x files?

Coffee wrote:Try this and please post any errors that show up at start up.

http://www.koreanrandom.com/forum/topic ... /?p=310324

Coffee wrote:The 2nd table I have no idea what its data means.
The 3rd table I also have no idea but looks like index numbers. The highest number I can find is 1cd or 461.
the 4th and last table also makes no sense.. All 0xffffffff

Sadly...

End of BSMI block:

What it is? 0xffffffff is not float-like bytes...

UDOS - User Data Object Section
CENT - Content