You have to load the texture-info file, but I don't want to have to load it everytime you view a model since it's a large file so I didn't write code to auto-assign.

You can manually assign textures if you want.

Don't know what the format is like.

You can export but there's very limited edit functionality (I think rotate bones and hide mesh or something). Basically none. It's a viewer.

Just use a proper 3D editor for that.

Is there a way to automatically calculate the sizes of the new data and do that 48-byte header process?

Looks pretty nice, but then again I'm not a hardcore gamer so I don't know what to look for.

How easy is it to use the tool?

The anca file is the skeleton. The mesh data is stored in the .primitive file

Hmm ya I haven't really seen any really "nice" translation projects where the translators are off doing their own thing and can do all of the art and magic that they would like.

Maybe in the future there will be more advancements in the translation scene.

lol if the user really needs it we can provide them with:
So they just keep picking files until they hit cancel.

If he decided to load multiple animations would they be separated into their own tracks which you could go through by clicking the next/prev buttons?

Who cares whether it looks bad or not. If it looks bad then just leave the source files and have someone else continue it. Better than having to figure out how to do everything from scratch. And much better than not bothering to develop tools because "fame +10 => project fail" A lot of gro...

Everything in twelvesky is compressed (models, textures, ...) This one just has textures compressed. I've removed the "limiter" on the plugin so that it doesn't bother checking that first integer I mentioned. Each model comes in pairs; one that contains the model information, the other con...

No, it is slightly different. About half of the file is something else, followed by the compressed data that you can decompress with the existing twelve sky unpacker. How the data is stored is also not the same. It is the same compression format, but a new script will need to be written. It is possi...

img files are compressed.
Don't know about sobject.

Ya I'm kind of surprised that they would write a full importer and mod tool, but then provide no real export functionality beyond obj.