First of all many thanks for your reply! I was just reformatting/editing my post, not seeing that you answered already, sorry for that. I don't understand why finding faces is in the first step? well, because it's the simplest part. Finding the scrambled alphabet is easy, you can't deny that serious...

p.s.: once again: I'm not trying to argue, guys, I'm just saying that ui of h2o could be much more better :] Any program can be improved, there's no doubt. >>> But you need to tell the details, please :) . <<< I sum up some ui deficits here: the 'noStr' and 'std' button should have been integrated ...

Bigchillghost wrote:But I havn't seen anyone pose questions under these topics, which is really disappointing.

The audience is getting smaller; many people seem to use Ninja Ripper, for example.
But I'm pretty sure that interested beginners will profit from your tutorial.

(I've updated my sig to link to it.)

yes, I see. But in the end (at least for me) it's rather unimportant which tool to use, hex2obj, MR, or Model Inspector from Herbert 3000: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=14648 The point of my post you were replying to was "I was always thinking about the best way to give begin...

I've posted my answer here:
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=10894&p=142667#p142667
so that we don't get too much off topic here.

its ui is confussing shit out off me. I always thought that it can be simplier but then 'Model researcher' came up. I don't claim that "MR" is a super-tool but it is a lot more organized in terms of interface, hex2obj was the first tool of it's kind, imho, and it's simple, yes. I always c...

, thanks for your efforts but I guess this is out of my reach and there are too many files for one model well, it all depends on you. :) These models are not that spectacular, imho, so it's a little bit unlikely that someone will make a script for them. I was always thinking about the best way to g...

[...]and guessed that the head faces location from the other file (cha01000a_h.bch) would be starting at 476e0 ? that's correct. :) (whatever you're meaning with "head faces"?) But unfortunatelly that´s where my brain started to melt with the tutorial. Please let me know if you uncover UV...

Don't know about wizardry , just using hex2obj, uvs not found so far: H2O file for Lod2:

0x2BF10 3288
Vb1
24 99
0x210FC 606
020300
0x0 255

btw: the extension is .bch, not .bhc

guess, you can get a skeleton from the .json.jmodel files but I don't see a decent point cloud at a first glance...

But generally developers don't seem to like models being dumped from a freshly released game.

Thanks! but Im really having a hard time try to learn hex2obj >< this format and especially this model is quite simple. So it would be the best chance to get a clue now. :) All you need to find is the start address of face index block, and the face index count (start of vertices is 0x14, maybe for ...

nope, it's not a progress, it's just a little bit of what daemon1 and akderebur found out already Kind of progress is when users give it a try themselves, imho. You could use the latest version of hex2obj http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=10894&p=142434&hilit=+actual#p142434 t...

using hex2obj (view link in my sig):

no time for providing a script, sorry
using hex2obj (view link in my sig):

I'd say those rips are faulty, at least the smallest one that I've tried: [...] f 3655999 3656000 3656001 f 3656002 3656003 3656004 f 3656005 3656006 3656007 f 3656008 3656009 3656010 f 3656011 3656012 3656013 f 3656014 3656015 3656016 f 1092789699 3245466570 1118503724 f 1092796055 3245465935 11185...