Simple enough, using hex2obj (view link in my sig):
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Assumed you've got the bones' hierarchy/parenting IDs already SMD format is a good choice, imho. But you need to do a Quaternion2Euler transform of the rotation values for such.

The mesh format appears to be simple, maybe search for 'default' to find the counts (must be verified with more than one model, though):
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I don't have the time to write general scripts, sorry. Here's a specific one that loads one submesh from blackcat_mill_1st.skinnedMesh only. DOESN'T load other skinnedMesh files. (You'll need to change these 3 lines for such: bs.seek(0xAA6, NOESEEK_ABS) , bs.seek(0xB957, NOESEEK_ABS) and bs.seek(0xD...

Using hex2obj (view link in my sig):
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I believe that in position 0xAD there is the number of bytes that must be skipped to find the beginning of the vertices, but I don't know how to deal with it. Maybe. But you can't judge from one file, can you? (I've the strong feeling that searching for the pattern 000000000100000000000000 may help...

This is what I get from model_Giants.b using hex2obj. From your pm I could see that you had already a partly solution.

The correct proceeding in my opinion would have been to show this before instead of letting people fool themselves.

I'm off now, cheers.

because they are compressed. Search for xnb.bms to decompress them. Won't help you either because ParseXNB doesn't have a reader for this: 'ColladaAnimation.SkinningDataReader'. :cry: Concerning the mesh as almost always hex2obj is your friend in case you invest some time: . fairy_body.png Copy the ...

shaunanthonywheeldon wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2020 3:18 pm Hello, I need the creation of a Script either for Noesis or 3DS Max or even Blender that can extract the models from files

Hello,
well, we all need things that we don't get, do we?
It's not easy to get "behind" the idea of handling the face indices:
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I thought you were the one who's coding Frogger-tools?
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Some fiddeling required to get the start (and end) addresses of the submeshes (using hex2obj, view link in my sig):
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There's skeleton (and maybe keyframe anim) data in the vtoilet.jam.

Usually I don't care for pistols (: - but as a general remark: 3D mesh files may consist of submeshes with separate location offsets. These are not handled by hex2obj . You need to do a deeper file research for getting them, if any. As a workaround you can do it manually in this case: after File/Sav...

how you got the correct vert offset, or was it trial and error More experience than T&E :D Once you know how to recognize F0 0F AC BC or 00 00 80 3F as (IEEE 754) floats things are growing easier. Also how did you get that as the face count too? It's not the "face count" it's the face...

A, well, simple enough , the model itself uses floats while uvs are half floats.
(create an empty .txt file, copy below 6 lines into it and save as whatever.H2O)

0x3E445 6603
Vb1
64 56
0x105 3981
021100
0x0 255

(another uv pos (half floats): 52. At 0x129 and 0x131 normals and tangents? start.)