ahmed120 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 09, 2020 5:12 pm

does this tool work for dark souls 3 because when i drag the tpf file the texture tool does not work

It works but then you have to convert the dds files with :

https://github.com/microsoft/DirectXTex ... exconv.exe

I don't understand what you mean. i got flv files with bindertool. but, smd importer seems won't import flv files. what is the connection between smd importer and flv file? can i export flv file to smd file with bindertool? Ah yes I forgot to mention between flv and smd, I'm using the model convert...

burningchicken wrote:

Kunzt wrote: It works for me, but I'm not using this script, I'm using bindertool and a smd importer.

smd importer? is that 3dsmax plugin? and can i import flv files with that?

Yes it's a plugin (by Wunderboy) and it imports smd (a format by Valve) you can get from flver through Bindertool.

Hello guys, I'm tying to get all weapons in Dark Souls III. but i have a problem with UV. some of weapons UV doesn't fit with textures. how can i fix it? Try 180 degrees on U. I tried that first, but i think that is not the solution It works for me, but I'm not using this script, I'm using binderto...

burningchicken wrote:Hello guys,
I'm tying to get all weapons in Dark Souls III.
but i have a problem with UV.
some of weapons UV doesn't fit with textures.
how can i fix it?

Try 180 degrees on U.

StoryBook wrote:hunter's dream map object's already had position.
but some object don't have position(building)

Every map is like this, most objects are pretty much placed with their pivots at world origin, except instances and external objects.

By the way, don't forget to mirror models.

I've extracted and converted every map models and textures, and i'm currently reassembling levels. Actually most of the models look pretty close to level positions with their pivots at world origin. Except instances of course, not that much in fact, which coordinates are located in msb files. I too...

I've extracted and converted every map models and textures, and i'm currently reassembling levels.
Actually most of the models look pretty close to level positions with their pivots at world origin.
Except instances of course, not that much in fact, which coordinates are located in msb files.

I'm using the same method as Giromancy, in 3ds Max, mapping tiles on 1x1 snapping planes. But i didn't desactivate the fog and elevate the cam, i'de be glad if someone can explain to me how it's done in ePSXe.