I do hope someone would be kind enough to do a script which can at least parse these models completely. yeah, maybe. Me, I'm finished with this: https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/Deke91Lr/file.html Toyota_Yaris-P3D-undone.png Too tired to solve stupid naming puzzles like this one. :roll: Keep in mind ...

I don't know - I searched for "NodsNoHe" which is contained 67 times. There's also MeLiMesh (43x), GeLiGeom (71), SGLiSuGe (71) but guess that's different things. Maybe I should use PA__Head, SCENE___ENDI, PCPhHe and something else for the missing 4 nodes? There's numbers for "NodsNoH...

the positioning problem seems to be solved, but my current problem is
there's 71 nodes but I've got 67 names only

You should be more clear which one is the "first" sample and which one is the "third".
Assuming Mesh_2099_New being the last here's the mesh: (hex2obj: no bones, no costs )

Don't expect anyone to do the tedious task which you could do yourself. I didn't see face indices in the files but in FALL3D.SNI I found the string WAVEfmt, so maybe it's a sound file. For the other files: you could try finding textures using TextureFinder or point clouds using hex2obj . So why not?

Can you export any infos from Riffpad, or does it create a logfile? I'm too lazy guessing those positon offsets from the P3D file: # 0. 2a 6a 6a , NodsNoHeX, Root # 1. b6 69 6a , NodsNoHeZ, D_Main # 2. cc 78 2 , NodsNoHe^, Piston_FR 0.967096 0.028186 -0.252846 -0.027130 0.999603 0.007665 0.252961 -0...

Great, now all we need is a maxscript to automate this. Doing it in 'C' is easier, imho. Maybe in the Make_obj project, but the positions of the parts must be corrected: Toyota_Yaris-P3D-all.png Heck, you could end up writing an exporter and somehow inject custom cars to the game. Exporters general...

toyota_yaris, fst submesh:

P3D is not too hard:

There is no option to set both half-float vertices and Word Uv's. Only way is extract mesh first with option hf-all and then uv's with option wordUV to testUV.obj and in text editor replace all v to vt and then paste it in to test.obj. Is it possible to add these option in next version of hex2obj? ...

Is there any other option to open format like this? Or just the one right way is to learn h2o? It's not a matter of learning h2o, it's a matter of understanding formats. This format is simple as akderebur stated, and if you know 'C' you could pick up the make_obj project (with source) in the tutori...

The good news is that it can be open in cm15 and has no crush in game. "No crush" is great! :D (you usually speak of "crash" or freezing) But have some head bugs. Take a look well, I'm not surprised; as I wrote, tx and ty are swapped. You need to combine 16 bit and 32 bit data e...

mita996 wrote:Then I added new data offsets for each data, vertices and faces number values, data block sizes in Fifa 12 header.

I wouldn't know why you should do that with the head I uploaded because counts and block sizes didn't change.

"part 2"

You are geniuos, yeah, if I were... :cry: sadly I'm not. I'm trying to reach the "next level" since years now... :D and there's too many of them. Anyways I made a quick 32 bit endianess swap of FIs' and vertex block data of the fifa11 head and pasted them into the fifa12 head. uvs are swa...