how do I determine the count on Step 1? In the case of L9.PC, it's 19344. have a look at the picture in my post as of Nov. 26th, 12:38 pm to find the end address of face indices (FIs) block. Calculate length of FIs' block by subtracting 0x34. 0x1F800 - 0x34 = 128972 dec. Each face consists of 3 FIs...

There, it works now. I also forgot to note that I forgot to copy the .PC meshes to a writable folder, hence why I get errors upon exporting. My question here is, how do I determine the count on Step 1? In the case of L9.PC, it's 19344.

please show your H2O parameters (and upload the model sample in case it's not contained in your uploaded DATA.rar) I couldn't save the H2O parameters you requested, so here's a screenshot, if it helps: http://i.imgur.com/mKzz6Ec.png And here's the sample .PC mesh which I'm trying to open: http://ww...

Please be more specific. Is the mesh correctly displayed after you entered the addresses/counts and pressed 'mesh'? If so use File/SaveAs mesh to create an obj file. Assure that you've write access to the folder you're working in. Sorry for the vague reply. What I meant was I'm getting error messag...

shakotay2 wrote:did you try 0x0034 as startaddress for the face indices?

Already did, but I'm still unable to save the file as an .obj.

The tutorial was written to get simple models. *.PC files are not too simple. Here's a picture ( L9.PC ) which might help to find the startaddress of the vertices. I've marked the last three faces (with 3 DWORD face indices each) using rectangles and placed an arrow pointing to the first vertex. L9...

Alright, I'd like to try out your Hex2Obj tool, but I have next to no clue as to how to find them offsets for me to rip the models, even with the tutorial you wrote.

Thank you thank you thank you so much for the aid dude, much appreciated. Now, should I expect the same offsets/values to work consistently on most if not all models? As for UV maps, what I meant was I don't mind manually redoing them myself, but as much as possible I would like to have them intact ...

So the game's by and large simple enough to tinker with, right? How would I be able to open and convert the textures then? Also, how hard would it be to dechiper the UVW mapping scheme? I don't mind redoing them myself, but of course that would be way too tedious.

Again sorry for the bump, but is anyone up to cracking this format?

File sample? Sorry for the late reply, but here's a zippyshare link to some of the archives. I really wanted to get the car from the game so I can convert it to GTA San Andreas, and since ripping it off through PCSX2 won't cut it, maybe extracting it straight from the archives will help. :P http://...

Sorry for the bump, but anyone?

Can anyone help me rip these files? Thought of getting the car off the game for a parody/joke mod, so if anyone's up to cracking these archives open, feel free to ask me for the aforementioned archives.

odrin wrote:don't stop believing. hold on to that feeling.

Which reminded me of this for some odd reason:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWd2F93JCFo

:p

Yep, it works on Cinderella Free Fall too, though the AI Tool can be a little flaky at times - it's either that the models appear a little squashed or UV maps looking horribly wrong if you rip another model after doing one.