These are in NIF format which is a pretty widely used Gamebryo format, but NifSkope refuses to open them due to the unknown block type NiArkAnimationExtraData. There's a handful of NifSkope versions. This one is from 2010 iirc: . CEU-nif.png (There's unknown ints in the NiArkAnimationExtraData node...

- but i still struggle to locate the submesh start Search for "_Geom0" as a guideline (for example 10 findings, 3 hits for vertex blocks some bytes behind) Counts are also easy to track (left part of picture). The problem is to understand the rules for separating the submeshes (right part...

Bro..... I don't have a PS2/PCSX2. I use what I find in this forum, nothing else.

tainhx wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2020 5:18 pmI posted all my code .. And did you read it ?

I didn't read any line in this thread.

From the biggest file (0xbada2c0c) in your PS3 zip, "offzipped":
. (worth to be examined in detail, isn't it?)

After "offzipping" the OBJ_CN_013_ClockA.bnc I'd say there's something in there but what?
.

I used that script on the Tekken 5 BIN file here:

Reddance wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2017 10:31 pm

which resulted in about 100 nud and tm2 files plus "some" purged 16 byte sized tm2 files (over 20 millions to be exact )

Got this from a nud file:
. (auto creation of faces ugly, as always )

Some body addresses (ragdoll mesh? whatever) need to be found manually:
. extra body part:

0xE967 75
Vb1
16 99
0xCED9 322
021000
0x0 255

When I click mesh, the 3d viewer doesn't load. The viewer simply refuses to load obj files with invalid vertices (QNANs, not a number): v -1.#QNAN0 -704477396992.000000 34359738368.000000 This happens because some vertex/faceIndices address combinations are not allowed. (Finding out which are valid...

I don't think that it's so simple- maybe the data is compressed somehow.

Frohe Weihnachten Henchman800!

It would be awesome if the mighty shakotay could give the .mnf files a try :D Sadly the "mighty shakotay" doesn't have a clue - all I see is a strange structure. (: (Problem is that the columns have this jump of one byte in a non regular manner.) You might ask other mighties... . mnf.jpg

I'd use another vertex start address:
. The face indices count seems to be 18425 but gives some superfluous faces.
(Maybe look for start/stop of submeshes.)

better:

0x382D 14700
Vb1
28 99
0xC92A 8348
021000
0x0 255

It's just a matter of the starting quote and the stop /quote (which may be nested, of course).
. Use the Preview (as Bigchillghost pointed out) before posting and you should be safe.

and here a preview creating a list of FF strip list by using every mesh as entry-out, though it isnt fully working.... "every mesh as entry-out"? Dunno, what that means exactly. :D You may get the uvs as from bigchillghost proposed. I just interpreted them as words before I saw he posted ...

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