I found fatduck's post about the file format and it looked pretty simple so I decided to write a converter. Or at least try. Going through chrrox's tutorial on reading the format outline and looking at some blender scripts from Szkaradek123 gave me an idea how to write it. But going through the file...

Nice work. I didn't know about 3D object converter lol
Has support for some other games I was interested in as well.

Seems like most aeria games use pkg files.
Grand Fantasia as well.

lol I looked at the model files and it seems they've also got that incremental XOR encryption.
Is this common?

Is kabod.pak part of kabodonline?

DOTAPRINCE wrote:Why not try it yourself if that fixes it.

You're the one that wants the models

Looks like it XOR's each byte with its offset, looping 00 to FF and repeat.
First 4 bytes is the idstring.

Don't know how to write the script to deal with that kind of encryption though lol (haven't come across any examples for reference)

Might have to do something after XOR'ing everything though..

ai sp@ce is shutting down on the 30th =(
Oh well.

I'm looking at the hed files and trying to figure out the key, but am not sure how to go about doing it.

The previous scripts say rot encryption is used, but I'm not sure where to start even with that lol

It's not on the list, but I can open the nif files you provided. But hey that's pretty cool, I didn't know about this game lol The clothes are kind of cute. Unfortunately it seems like you'll have to figure out which textures go with which model yourself unless there's a way to extract the files wit...

What are the bsb files? I opened them in hex and it looks like it was done in .max, but couldn't import it. So maybe it being done in max doesn't mean anything. This file is called "prop_1024.bsb" http://i.imgur.com/nNfwM.jpg The name of the bsb is the same as the name of the max in the fi...

Maybe alphonse just happens to be a hunk of steel so it doesn't matter how the textures come out.
Did you try flipping UV's in both directions? (horizontally, vertically)

I've written some scripts in python that parse 3D objects into my own specified data structures and then use those to export to common formats like obj. This is mainly for batch processing. So I have the export functionality, and figured I should put it to the test by importing some models. The plan...

Try flipping the UV's. Might help.

You will never receive models on this site, as that isn't the point.
Anyways if going through all the threads didn't help then I guess you're stuck

The models would most likely be stored in one of the data files rather than being available out in the open for you to grab. It'd probably be possible if you provided some data files. I don't think pictures or videos would help though. Speaking of arc rise fantasia.. http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopi...