You're better off to use the parameters provided by the tool and combine them.

I'm sorry to say that trying to put that in a script is a waste of time and life for me as you may see from the picture:
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it does:
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Bigchillghost wrote: ↑Tue Nov 05, 2019 6:58 amThe faces seem to be encoded as quads.

yeah, but I didn't get a proper mesh using quads:
. Are they supposed to be:
f 6 7 21 22
f 7 8 22 23
f 8 9 23 24
f 9 10 24 25
f 10 11 25 26
f 11 12 26 27
...
or do I need to review my code?

decompression unsolved so far:

biggestsonicfan wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 3:49 am

dunno. Try out TextureFinder (search forum).
pet002.texture seems to come close to DXT1a or BC1 UNORM.

I may be wrong, of course (as always) but I don't see any anims handled by this script. What you get is a skinned mesh and a skeleton from the .model file. And for the .anim file a table created from the fileFormatParser() using print '-'*n,type,size,unk,name,g.tell() Having a look at an anim file y...

It's a shitload of work to do this for nif version 3.3.0.13 - I don't see a simple method. (Sources for NifSkope are freely available, btw.) Since you had a working method you should try to recall it somehow, someday (did you search in wayback archives?). (Once I have some spare time (not this year,...

.anim files are assumed not to be supported by the script (may depend on their version?)
I checked an anim that is not recognized but contains a promissing point cloud (no keyframes, no bones):
. btw: welcome to the "Riders of dead horses" club

firblind wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2019 2:13 amA program called Edit3D was created a LONG time ago, and it is supposed to allow you to edit the P3D format, [...]It has the entire P3D format in a readable format (sort of).

Can it export anims or not?
What does it show when you unfold (fully) one of the listed anims?

I've been told that the best course of action is to work with the Noesis plugin and alter it to support the Munch's Oddysee format for . NIF meshes and . KF animations.. yeah, Noesis is a good choice for handling nifs and kfs (besides the strange fact that you have to load the .kf first. Each time ...

what i am assuming based on max code is that every rotation and translation have a specific time calculated by ((i-1) * timeMult) so for say bone 8, i would take the translation and matrix at time 120, and if at time 190 i have only a rotation and no translation i would take the last translation (m...

Hi, In order to complete my basic noesis study i started working on a noesis script for .stck animation Hi, that's great! :) i am able to get the correct quat and translation vector but for some frames they are not equal, for example frame 8 has 93 translation vectors and 97 rotation quats, so what...

shakotay2,I can't find hex2obj_0.23 g .exe to download, can you help me? I found only the zipped version 0.22 last version should do (view link in my sig). friend, doing the step by step, that you put here on xentax May 7th, 2015 I will be able to extract the 3d models? thank you very much.. Should...

vanilla1 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2019 2:26 amI extracted the model with the ninja ripper,but I can't apply the textures.

Sometimes nr doesn't create correct uv data, afair.
You can't apply textures without having uv data, as simple as that.

Sharppy wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 4:48 pmI know the offsets of all the data. Its just the order, or the padding I'm hoping. But every time I try to do a certain order. Model Researcher don't support it.

You need to tell how your buddy's prog reads the uv data.

This for example (for tris) doesn't seem to work:
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