It's a big fish game.
It looks like I have to pay to get the game.

Aluigi wrote a script for big fish games some time ago I think.

It's in my dropbox folder.

What game...?

Here are two small audio files.
Does it look like anything? Or maybe it uses some custom audio compression format?

There's an fev file; seems to be an index of sorts for the game. Probably not useful.

http://www.mediafire.com/?1y2196md0rx7a2d

Maybe you can post samples?

Any idea what the vertex data consists of?
I'm just scrolling through it with 010 and seeing some floats...but then a lot of things that aren't floats in between. Half-floats and floats mixed together?

Game site: http://warofangels.gamigo.com/en/ Interface files: http://www.mediafire.com/?blcbl8su89ayosy gamedata.head: http://www.mediafire.com/?3blxyk9ntwncdf9 Client: http://www.mediafire.com/?qo2yhnm0v7rqzts Here is what I've written down for the dat archive. It looks like if you see the sequence...

3D model discussion continued

viewtopic.php?f=16&p=69300

I think he is just trying to index into the array.

Or, maybe he's trying to work with a n-by-2 array (eg: append vertcount_array[v1,0])

Continued from http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?p=69288#p69288 I did a quick search for PTMD tags, which I can assume is the number of textures. The model file begins with INSM, followed by 2 shorts. Or 2 bytes and 1 short. Or maybe 4 bytes But if you compare a couple larger models with smaller...

hmm I haven't actually sat down and tried to examine the general structure of the file (last time I looked at it was awhile ago) Maybe I'll look into it tonight when I'm free. Maybe I'll finally get black gold saw! http://i.imgur.com/kJDri.jpg And ya, now that I look at what I posted about PTMD, it ...

"Go learn it yourself" While the advice is useful, it is not useful if there are no useful leads. While ideally people should understand something from scratch, that is unrealistic for most purposes cause not everyone comes from the same background, and this typically means they don't come...

Watched this again out of boredom

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzO1mCAVyMw

It looks like the c# codes export to obj and dds as wanted.
If you have his source wouldn't he have released a tool......? Just ask him for the exe's.

I think drag and drop should be supported by any GUI application. Any application that requires you to "choose a file" should support drag and drop. Some applications are designed so that not only do you not have a BUTTON that you can click on to choose a file, but they force you to select...