well done, see you used python. I wrote a short C program (not as short as your script :D ), same result: U7000_X3-all.jpg texturing, iirc goes like this: select object, create material, apply texture. (Or simply open an image in UV/Image editor.) Since there's so many submeshes (SMs) it would make ...

Another tool, called GameViewer, [...] can view, but not export as 3D model, these model files a viewer that doesn't have an export option? :D Very funny. :roll: Anyways, the format appears to be simple, but there's about 721 assumed small submeshes (SMs) in the sample file. So a script is required...

use File/SaveAs mesh to export to obj with uvs

how? There's 35 of -fbx... params in Noesis but none of them appears to switch to "multi"

-fbxmultitake?

He already implemented it a while back lol. aah, see. had to update to 428 to get the anim played. That's cool. :) Ulala_DMDM.jpg But when I try to export Ulala (sub-model123/135 or 127/135) with anim (as fbx, collada or smd) it always exports the first sub-model (1/135). Skinned mesh but without a...

what about the DMDM format? Did you examine it?

I feel you want to keep things secret? That's ok but it may take another 9 months until MrAdults will implemet DMDM support into Noesis (don't have DMDM samples to check that) and another 2 months to understand how DMTN works

I see.

You really should have mentioned that you opened a SC5 animation thread 9 months ago:
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=14805&p=122534&hilit=dmtn#p122534

And forcing Noesis to read just the DMTN files with a python script causes the animations to come out horribly deformed. 1) you should be more clear what you tried exactly. 2) what about the py script? .rb seems to be a format handled internally by Noesis. So there's no python source, hard/not to h...

First of all: I wouldn't like to have automatic weapons in this helper thread as "samples". Please open another thread for such, thx. :) Secondly I'd care for a decent point cloud before searching for the uv (vertices start address 0x165 is wrong). Face indices are DWORDs (DW). H2O file: 0...

yeah, this is the most spoiled thread I've ever met. :D there's python and max scripts, there's a tool from a guy who ragequitted the forum by erasing all his post leaving this thread rather broken, :evil: In the end it's possible to get the meshes (even using hex2obj on chunk files) but you'll need...

kokkorokkokkok wrote:how did you extract CAB files?

I didn't. What I showed is what you see when you look at the CAB in a hexeditor.

dunno what you tried exactly and don't have the time to view the video tutorial (in fact I really hate video tutorials except 5 or 6 of them which were short :D and really good) anyways why don't you use quickbms with this script http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/unity3d_webplayer.bms works like a charm:...

As for the H2O, how do I know what the numbers should be filled in in the software? Try out/understand the sample extraction in the tutorial. I read the tut, but I'm still a little confused. why? And, do I have to extract the models one by one? Is there any ways to extract them all by once? the ide...

nice point clouds but autocreated face indices don't work - maybe use of quads required?

offzip didn't reveal senseful data but you can search for "YABX" or "yabukita::Object" in car.xaf , which are present 400 times There's an uncompressed block at 0x17F000 for example: Car_xaf_0x17F000.jpg (sry for cutting his left arm mesh :D ) btw: cut/copied that 16 kB block int...