Since no one did the .pssg format for at least 8 years, wait; noone cared for those bikini girls? u-n-b-e-l-i-e-v-a-b-l-e :D http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=6396&p=52575&hilit=pssg+arland#p52575 i want somebody to make a noesis script to import them with textures and bones ...

First of all: why the heck did you open a second thread on X-Heros? I'll ignore it. Sorry,I can load .visual but I can't load .primitives,so I really need Preview to them!Do you know HOW TO DO?How to finding the correct primitives/visual pairs??? [bruce] preview is here: 00002276-dat.png (FVFsize ma...

My only point was: better UI can give better understanding for the beginners, simple as that. This claim is not from nowhere — because of my professional expirience. p.s.: the fact that you "can" and "have to" learn ANY tool to get what you want is something beyond "usabili...

"bone structure", well, yeah, maybe start with the vertices first which look a little bit strange to me:

I assumed you knew how to use hex2obj ;
H2O file for head_115533_0.rx3:

0x2B0 16524
Vb1
32 20
0x98A0 2969
020100
0x0 255

the rest is simple math:
face indices block: 0x2B0 - 0x83C7, vertex block: 0x98A0 - 0x20BBF

mita996 wrote:4) I don't know how to copy (paste/overwrite) the FIs block (size: FIcount x 2) and the vertex block (size vertexCount x FVFsize)
from that swapped.bin to (FIFA12) head_115533_0.rx3. Are I supposed to do that with hex editor or?

yep.

Happy New Year to you, too, and all the best, mita996.
Which kind of error?

You need to understand the instructions in my post as of Wed Nov 21, 2018 9:54 pm.

btw: face indices count and vertex count are the same, so I don't see why it should not work with the actual params.txt files?

Apart from the zip in the first post this is what I have:

you may read my posts here concerning the creation of an smd file for a skeleton:
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=19223

Always the same as long as there does no script exist: search for the bone names in nxm (Bip001... here), build the hierarchy, get the matrices (with positions and rotations), create an smd file from it (It's about 4 and a half years now and noone has done it - so very unlikely that someone will do....

yep, kinda like that

hi guys. Noesis has made a useful tool to view the 9dragons .x3d models and the relate .tga file associated. Hi quassa, "Noesis" is the name of the 3D tool, created by MrAdults, the author of the py script for .x3d models is finale00 aka Tsukihime. We want to be able to create our own mod...

So, i got the same resoult when I made the script to get the local position relative to the parent of the bone well, I see :) But still, the noesis exporter does some pretty weird things so, i went with the .smd approach. well, Noesis isn't that bad and it displays the smd skeleton, but it's too ha...

It turns out, the position of each bone is relative to the position and orientation of its parent (as far as i know) and noesis requires a global location and orientation to place a bone (as far as i know). well, as I wrote, simplest way here is using smd (you could have build the hierarchy at leas...

May I ask how you found the vertices start address for this one After you have the face indices blocks, you get the vertex count. assumed vertex start address: face_indices_startaddress - vertexcount x FVFsize, is about 0x297F, then some trial and error and you're done. In your hex2obj tut is shows...