And here's the link where it originally came from (post #92):
http://ngemu.com/threads/kingdom-hearts ... 633/page-5

(author's name is dsfgd, , last seen Nov 11, 2012)

I think these files are encrypted unity files. which encryption are you speaking of exactly? At least the files are compressed, yes. Unity-HyperUniv-Qlow.jpg Since the mesh type is listed as 43 you might try other tools (read here for example: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=16292&...

johncarterthe wrote:So now I got all the .mesh files of all the character bodies

Hi,
where/how did you get them from?

strange vertex stride (31 bytes): (first submesh (of 5?) only, as always)

Nowadays I'm a bit busy. no problem. :) I had a deeper look at your project, introduced a vertex count and found that it was ok: 1136 (well, 1135 is better) (dunno why blender showed the wheels only in a point cloud :cry: ) I added/copypasted tristripped face indices (from hex2obj ) and realized a ...

Hi Sleepy, nice to see your progress. :) After drive selection your program expects the path "PSP_GAME" to be present. If not, nothing happens. (Maybe you should check for the folder to exist?) I created that folder, then copied swatvan.dob to it which could be loaded and exported to obj. ...

you need to upload the .dat files which you extracted

(assuming you managed to load the 00000003.dat file from the example: viewtopic.php?f=16&t=3793&p=50327&hilit ... Axe#p50327)

anime663 wrote:I was wondering if anyone could create a script for these files

noone can create a script before the format is known. So the first request would be for getting the format.
Anyways, the first submesh only (as always):

(creating/adapting scripts takes time - seems noone has) (uvs format may be word/shorts)

well, see, you're still struggeling with that ugly yobj format :D http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=15579&p=124985&hilit=yobj#p124985 From your post as of Dec. 12th, 2016 I made this comparison for the mesh 0 (as you called it): 02-yobj-model-0.jpg As you can see there's some ...

Hi, I don't draw lines. hex2obj just sends the test_uv.obj to the mesh_viewer.exe which displays the uv map. uv data in test_uv.obj as faked vertices: v tu1 tv1 0 v tu2 tv2 0 v tu3 tv3 0 f 1 2 3 The important thing is the face indices which you don't take care of when just connecting one uv point to...

found a small mesh but faces are unsure, tried toggling backface culling in Noesis, but the result is not really good: but this may serve as a starting point.

There's some convex hull data sections (maybe collision mesh?)

Jamal al dambali wrote:And how did you find the point clouds?

it's a combination of trial and error and experience

And one more question, does this file have a submesh?

yes; I usually search for one submesh only and leave the rest of the work to the customers

(upps, wrong thread, sry)

oldman wrote:I'm looking for the GTTool

I searched this forum and found only

Hello,
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=11783&p=97169&hilit=gttool#p97169
The exe is in the bin\Release folder.
(If it doesn't run on your system you're required to compile the source.)