That stuff was written for PS4 data, it's a small miracle anything from a PC build loads! I doubt it would be tough to adapt the material/texture support (or the animation support, which hasn't gone public yet), but I don't expect I'll get a chance to look at it any time soon. For the same reasons I...

There are various strip modes you can try if the default one doesn't work, as well as an option to set the terminating index. (pretty common back in the PS3/360 days, people don't tend to bother with strips as much these days) The morph stuff requires you to commit separate buffers for positions/nor...

Question about Tekken 7 support in noesis. It was mentioned over on Gildor's umodel forums that noesis supports the game and doesn't have the issue with mismatched skeletons and meshes (they aren't scaled the same so the skeleton doesn't line up with the mesh). However, I can't get any meshes to lo...

The files weren't edited, so once a means of simply decrypting pkg+PFS becomes public, the files should work out of the box with Noesis. No one wants to release that information because: 1) Sony would murder whoever made it public. I would never go public with something like this, as it could have n...

i looked at it more thoroughly this time. vertex data appears to be encrypted or masked (integer-based). i tried to find different kinds of floats at all possible file positions and it was a no go every time. this game is pre-half-float era too so not that either. it really would take a bad enough ...

mariokart64n's tutorial uses the more manual means of constructing a mesh, which probably does seem more familiar to someone coming from Max. But it's actually much slower to do things that way - using the rpg interface is generally recommended for performance reasons. (and it's usually more conveni...

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Take a look at the texture coordinate for a vertex in a given game file before Noesis touches it. Now export that file to .obj with Noesis. Look at the texture coordinate in the .obj file. Is it exactly the same? Unless the importer for that game mangled it on import, yes it is. Import that .obj bac...

Is there a way to flip model and skeleton along axis? sometimes I'm getting models flipped along X in which, for ex., left hand is on the right side of the body. So I think that maybe noesis could handle this flipping thing. There's an option in the data viewer to flip the projection. Otherwise it'...

Fixing up materials:

Most of the Noesis crashes I see are caused by horrible software that infests virtually every facet of the user's system. Having just gone through a backlog of crash reports from the last 4 months, I've compiled a list of the top offenders. Many of these are modules associated with applications/malw...

Updated original post with a link to the build automation & tracking site, which gets auto-updated with current builds and documentation.

This is on my Noesis todo list, but it's way down there below the Souls games under the "other people already did it" category. It's been on there for years, though, and I don't remember at all what gave me the notion that it was already done, and there are no format specs in my usual storage places...

Cool thanks for the info, I used the formula x = (1 - a) * x1 + a * x2 to filling the missing parts and it looks smooth judging from a couple quick previews. It's honestly a weird way to store animation info but i guess it saves file space. :up: About the scene file used in noesis ,,called xxxxx.no...

If you want to feed keyframe data that isn't natively supported by the keyframe interpolator, you have to convert it first. In your case, this means generating the keyframe-mismatched elements of your position/rotation/etc. by evaluating them at a given time before feeding them to Noesis.