funny, an animated parser! Format seems to be NINTEX_CMPR = 0x0E
, a little bit swizzled

first submesh, not sure about uvs:

not sure whether they are using triangle strips (maybe standard triangles and a mix of tris and quads?):

Tosyk wrote: with just this line of code(?):

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"C:\Program Files (x86)\noesis\Noesis.exe" ?runtool "&Model merger" <file>

where do you have that line from?

I assume the tool has evolved to tool_batchload_context.py.
Try out Batch process in Noesis, menu Tools.

Jack Greed wrote:Is there a way to run this with modern software?

No. You need to use Blender 2.49(b)

Blender279 is giving me a Python error, but I have Python26 so I'm assuming is a Blender thing.

With Blender 2.5 they changed to python 3.0 which is no compatible with python 2.6.x.

well, I don't understand the code very good, but it's simple: a) introduce meshes = [] before while fileComplete == False: b) comment out: #mdlList.append(NoeModel([msh], [], [])) use this: meshes.append(msh) c) at the end: mdl = NoeModel(meshes) mdlList.append(mdl) return 1 results in three Lods fo...

btw: your H2O file contained 'seq' and that was correct! Because a float Vertex block (VB, as defined in the hex2obj tutorial ) of 12 bytes size is a contradiction in itself. :D It's a matter of correct definition, and VB, my bad, was not. It might stand for a pure block of vertices as Ace and me us...

pattern checking to recognize uvs is something for more experienced people, in this case I could think of xx xx xx 3F xx xx xx 3F, where 3F might also be 3E or BF or BE The more obvious approach (in this case) to get the uvs address (which does NOT work for every 3D format!) is to add the size of ve...

well, from my experience you can bump threads as much as you want: if there's no interest you need to do your own research and show the results With this said I make a little update to my post as of Sun Dec 08, 2013 1:13 pm concerning the MT5 format. Not really sure what I missed then. After compili...

for the Script: Oh. And there is a method for convert from a C script to a Py language? (noob question, I repeat, I never study computer programming :D ) Those methods don't produce "ready to use" scripts, afaik. (Besides "C2py" is nothing I deal with.) Any news about this "...

so will anyone do it? please? Model format is pretty simple so you simply need to add "v " (without the quotes) to the vertex lines: [Vertices_Frame0] 0.549900 0.549900 1.283600 0.000000 0.000000 1.000000 add "vt " (without quotes) to the uv lines: [MaterialMapping] 0.948280 0.4...

My solutions generally are coded in 'C'; I didn't use python scripting with MR. So I don't know whether it's possible. This is simply a matter of time (and I'm not a friend of python :D ). I generally don't waste time with other approaches if there's an existing working solution. edit: well, I final...

If I run the Make_obj-notP-PHotW.exe it can't open the dll_makeh2o.dll. My bad. I've updated the zip in the post as of August, 13th, thanks! EXPORTB2 supported now. Advantage of these models is: you don't have to do any scalings. :D Fordf150-mxs-B2.jpg @Fiammanera628: yeah, your solution with the f...

I've updated the tool in my post as of August, 13th with uv support: to do: scaling (maybe some day)

(from carena: 4pl_thitech.mxs, ok)

getting the mxs meshes (tested with 2 models only, uvs support now, EXPORTB2 support): Make_obj-PlanetHotWheels.zip As always: use it on your own risk! Have fun with the scaling, chassis in blender y *2.5 windows: y * 1.5, z * 0.4 as a first start (view the pic in my post as of 15th August to see wh...