You did indeed miss the instructions for working in command-line somewhere. Try looking in the ReadMe.txt where it says "Command Line Mode". ;) And of course there is also a batch export tool in the Tools menu. Also, if two plugins are both looking for the same data *and* extension, which...

Well, there is the section at the end that appears to be referencing different parts of the model. They have chunk ID of 0, and it starts with "root", then you see things like "main body", "knuckle arm 1", "wheel front 1", "wheel front 2", "knuc...

Wheels are definitely out of place. http://i.imgur.com/uJ2T9.jpg I noted there are 4 vertex sections, but there are only 3 face sections. That is strange. At the very bottom, there are probably some transform matrices that will move the wheels to the correct spot, but then the wheels aren't separate...

lol he wants to see if you can figure it out, not you asking someone to figure it out for you and then presenting the results :D This sort of looks like a truck http://i.imgur.com/Bm6AO.jpg I'm not sure if there are transformations involved cause those wheels look like they're in the wrong spot. It ...

http://ucgoserver.com/forum-3/ucgo-disc ... e-and-you/

They should know more, seeing how they've already gone far into the subject.
I don't suppose that's the p. server you're talking about? Lol

lol your friend's right, I forgot it's little endian so non-strings are reversed. I just looked at the XR and though "hey a string XR". Those FF's represent -1, or something else like padding. Let's look at a different pattern. In particular, you're probably interested in being able to at ...

Updated the specs. It occurred to me that it is also common to store all vertex coords, all normals, and all texcoords contiguously, so I put it to the test, and it worked. The number of vertices is equal to the number of vertex normals, so presumably when you go through each group of vertices for e...

and have the means to repack it

So basically you have the means to re-pack the data (whether successfully or not is another issue), but you can't get it back onto the image?

Ok so right now I'm going with the assumption that all faces will have the same structure and the same size. Here is the leftover section that I didn't fill out from before. <--continue from previous unk section --> byte unk dword_11 unk (nulls?) float_4 unk dword_4 unk (nulls?) word unk dword secti...

Is there a way to do batch exports with noesis?
I must've missed the instructions for working in command-line somewhere.

Also, in the event that two plugins conflict with each other somehow (like when trying to auto-detect format), how does noesis handle it?

If you are a 3D modeler then you would probably have a better idea what the data represents, since you most likely know more than that an average programmer knows. Especially since there's all sorts of stuff in there like material properties etc. A strong background in 3D should make it easy to lear...

Didn't notice

Yes. WRS has also written a bms script for the MRF archives. Search the forums for it

Building a server from nothing but a closed beta testing is impressive.

There are only two types of meshes: skinned and unskinned. They are identified by 0x81 and 0x01 respectively. The outline above correctly loads vertices for all tested unskinned meshes (even large ones like stages) Four samples with increasing number of vertices, all less than 10 vertices. Have not ...