What program did you use to get that model after you remove the 32 bytes?

I PM'd you

T.

You will probably need to do that yourself you need the game, the casc explorer and my viewer. Extract the raw models with the casc explorer and browse through the models with my viewer, the names are just a sequence of bytes like 000000004EF.0CC Casc explorer: https://ci.appveyor.com/api/buildjobs/...

Tosyk wrote:..what 'GriffonStudios' in the script name stand for?

Ho, never mind that, it was a name I registered like 20 y ago or so, if ever I wanted my own company name, :p

I still use it, just not to put Taylor Mouse everywhere

T.

First test script, just run it and select a .model file

https://www.dropbox.com/s/crp49mfemfpps ... s.zip?dl=0


T.

Info about the game: Windows Store game: https://www.gangstarneworleans.com/ https://mspoweruser.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Gangstar-New-Orleans.jpg After you downloaded it, follow the next site to pinpoint the downloaded files: https://www.intowindows.com/how-to-access-windowsapps-folder-in-win...

Yeah, ok, that seems to work for the vehicle, but not for a newer format...

T.

Oh, no I haven't yet, but doing so now

The first looks an empty site...

The second one is more of the same of what I already had ...

Thnx tho

T.

this is the file opened in my hex viewer, at pos 32 there the offsets start
and the first int64 points to the list of object names

mm... the format is not quite the same for the looks of it...
maybe I should start another topic for Dungeon Hunter Champions bdae files.

Hey, is there any logic to finding the offsets for the vertices and faces, or just gut feeling by try and error with the hex editor?

T.

I've been looking into this aswell, not for this game but for another gameloft game called Dungeon Hunter Champions. Also .bdae file format To convert it to 3D Models. Not a lot atm. only the names of the objects in the file. So it has a 32 byte header, than the next one is the offset where the name...

Well, you will need to get the CASC viewer, that extracts all the files from the WoW game, get xnView to be able to easy convert the blp (texture) files to png or tga, then find the folder that holds that hall you want, it probably is a wmo header file that holds multiple references to the other wmo...

For some of the texture, I was able to provide a dds header and that seem to work out pretty well, others, not so much

I will try to implement this in my browser

example:

Finally finished the small tool, note, NO you cannot extract everything at once, you need to go through the parts one by one

Download the AgentsOfMayhem.ContentBrowser.

If anyone wants to help out on figuring out the 3D Models, please DO!

T.