Thank you!! I will try to extract the other sub meshes conforming the stadium. How do I attach all those sub meshes to make the stadium? You'll need a (python) script, as I wrote. Or, with some C coding skills, you could make use of the Make_obj project: ------------ Do you think these kind of 3D m...

I think so. In theory, you just need to .. "In theory", yes, but... (quoting myself:) "Generally the "reverse way" requires a FULL format analysing." That means you'll need to know the meaning of nearly EVERY byte in said 3D format to be transformed to. bin/hex to obj ...

That RSF appears to be simple, but it seems to contain 121 Sub meshes. You'll need a script or similar.
First sub mesh only:
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Did you try UABE? (Please use forum search if you don't know what it is.)

I fear nobody will install roblox just to fulfill your needs.

brewsterkoopa wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 6:35 pm I tried Hex2Obj Mesh Extractor, but it's only the exe and missing a couple of files that go with it.

This happens when people don't read posts concentrated.

shakotay2 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 3:29 pmJust unpack the three zips (part 2 and three see following posts) into one directory of your choice.

Listen, I wouldn't come here if I didn't need someone's help Well, you're giving a link to the game and that it is? Seriously? edit: well, seems it isn't even a link to the game. I read: "limited party event". Hopes are fading... Man, I think, you have no idea HOW things works her. This f...

how to get the RAW pixel buffer What do you mean exactly? Did you notice the offsets? 1024 1024 7 offset: 17316 width: 1024 height: 1024 format: DXT1 1024 1024 11 offset: 716882 width: 1024 height: 1024 format: DXT5 So first DXT1's data starts at 0x43A0, size 0x80000 Just to give you an idea: if yo...

Strange vertices! I had the idea of gathering all those with an index (4th column) above/equal 22 but since I'm not sure that this will do the trick I'm not very motivated: startaddress taken from go1 editbox address 0x3cec: c123349f c0cf4183 c0b7c4ce 46 0 bfbf4c34 3f446046 40b58b9a 22 0 c0ed8e00 c1...

"These data" shows some keyframes. As I wrote you'll need to start with the skeleton.
Read and learn, here for example:

Bigchillghost wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 7:42 am

Bigchillghost wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 7:46 am

if is posible can anyone show me an example of extrtacted animation of fmlb file to learn by my self? Hello. So far I didn't see any exported anims from fmlb. The sample you've uploaded seems to contain about 20 anims with 20 bones each. I'd suggest to start with the skeleton, i.e. its bones. Searc...

Is there a way to Export each frame of an animation to the Wavefront obj format? To my knowledge (standard) wavefront obj doesn't support animations (?). You're better of to use smd or fbx export, for example. (But that would be all frames together.) Answer from Brian Campbell on stackoverflow, 200...

You might try/use a TextureFinder on the file. A quick check with 512x2048, 8 bit grayscale gives this:
. (You'll need to trick around with the dimensions and format.)

Here's the list for Indigo and a result ( 00000005(27832)_0x87e60_0000e8ef.dat ): 00000004 (10).dat 394, 551, 788 00000004 (11).dat 386, 541, 772 00000004 (12).dat 386, 541, 772 00000004 (13).dat 386, 541, 772 00000004 (14).dat 386, 541, 772 00000004 (15).dat 377, 527, 754 00000004 (16).dat 377, 527...

The format is not the problem (except for the uvs, maybe) as you can see from my results: If it were someone would have shown a model, using the format description, wouldn't he? The problem is to find suiting vertices/faces .dat file pairs. So what the project is missing is a list of counts for all ...