Here's a template that I use when writing python plugins using the rich procedural geometry interface. http://xtsukihime.webs.com/Noesis%20Plugins/Template/rapi_model_template.py All I have to do is fill in the name of the game/program, the extension, and then fill out the parse_file method. I use a...

http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Model_Import_Plugins Will have a bunch of links to topics in the 3D models forum. I made it cause it was too hard to find scripts to look at. EDIT: I've added some links from the first 5 pages (I probably should've started at the end). I only looked at the thread-sta...

I see a "LZS" in the header.
Does that mean it's using LZS compression?

I think at some point in time I was looking at some textures for some game, and the file containing the textures stored several textures, and I could hit the left/right keys to scroll through them. Maybe. Is that a feature? I tried out chrrox's virtual fighter plugin http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopi...

Hmm, pretty much every piece of information in the format is fairly technical. I think the only things that are obvious is the width and height lol. I would imagine anyone that doesn't have a clue about what an image is beyond being an array of pixels would be lost regardless of how much documentati...

Data should not be compressed or encrypted.
I'm guessing the header is 104 bytes followed by the pixel data? Width and height seem pretty easy to see but I don't know what else there is.

Can someone look into this format and provide an outline?

No, you just need the data files that contain the model.

Oh, there's the outline I posted some months ago lol

Someone then sent those pastebin's to me but I never got around to looking at it.
It looks like the full parser though, so you just need to write some script to pass data to it and then take the output and do stuff with it.

Oh, then it's just encrypted with incremental XOR and those odd header with spec/compress/etc.
Great

Some formats give a material a color rather than a texture.
So like I might say material1 is red, or has rgba (1, 0, 0, 1).
And then all of the faces that use material1 are red.

How do I reflect this in noesis?

how to complete that script

I'm sure you probably already figured as much but you just need to fill out the else block in the main loop as well as the getImgList function.

I have a format that is encrypted. Someone has written a small C++ application to decrypt the files and I've written a python plugin for it, but now I figured it would be nice if I could decrypt the files as well. That way people don't have to decrypt it themselves. I initially wrote the decryption ...

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Probably not lol I don't know how that stuff works. I'll be going back to some documented formats that use a very simple format to store bones and try to make plugins for those to get an idea the kind of things that are involved (so far nothing I've wrote handles those) And then maybe try again with...

Manually copy it into your browser.