Just copy paste the script you are working on even if it doesn't work.

Oh, you managed to unpack one of the bin's.
Did you hardcode anything?

Maybe you can post what you found.
The pak and bin files don't look like they are related to each other since they all have a bunch of strings at the bottom.

Chrrox says to just use offzip.
Which makes it easier to write a bms script in that case since you already know the compression it uses.

Ya, I guess I did go with the "build yourself" idea. I can write programs so that made it easier to start with. The metasequoia format provided a simple text format to understand how basic 3D ideas come together (materials, vertices, faces, and nothing else), and naturally provides a good ...

The archives are different but he probably means the models are the same.

When I imported from project diva I think there were bones.
They're both the same format right?

Cool. This was mainly for astebreed, but then it probably made sense to just clump all their games together. Astebreed uses the same format as Freesia, except now it seems like it doesn't define a material struct with every single face . Now I'm wondering if I should parse all of the structs first b...

I don't read dtx files properly so many of them cannot be read.
In particular I couldn't read most of the MM9 textures (I could read some simple ones like effects).

Cool, now we don't have to do any math. And it should make it easier to follow...
Would it be 8 since it's just two floats?

While immediate mode rendering is available, is there a way to make it easier to parse and load per-face formats? I'm assuming for commit triangle, each index points to a vertex, which assumes the number of coords, normals, and uv structs are equal. How about binding a bunch of these vertex related ...

Multiupload links are down for me as well.
Did the site get fried as well?

Some gobj files would be cool.

I don't have texcoords for abc's because I never loaded them since I don't know how to get the textures.
What did you use?

I'll add skeleton when I get around to figuring that stuff out.

Added import/export support for GIF images. For animated images, additional frames can be viewed under "Textures" in the data viewer. When exporting to the GIF format, a batch writer is used which grabs all textures/images being exported and writes them to a single animated GIF file. Not ...

You use methods to read data and display them in a 3D viewer. This can be your own 3D viewer that you put together from scratch, or any of the existing 3D tools like blender, 3D max, metasequoia, or noesis If you believe the are vertices, then figure out which one might be the coordinates and plot t...