heavenss89 wrote:Now when im done, I convert back to x3d

How?

Without giving more details (including the sample file you're working with) noone would know what the problem might be.

I don't know more than you. :D This is the floats as they are to be found in the Rocks.col file: shak_log LegoIsl2-pos.zip Feel free to comment out the 'v' lines and uncomment others (i.e. replace '#' by 'v'). Maybe you need to interpret the first 3 values of the first 3 lines after 0xCC.. (-1073741...

there's 86 times the pattern 16x 0xCC so I thought there might be 86 faces here's the obj for it: shak_log lastCol-Pos.zip Why didn't they just use boundingsphere center point + diameter? You need to know which software they used to created the collision shape files. Is it a genuine format (own form...

Is it possible to make a request? I am looking for the model of the International Harvester Scout. Thanks :) Of course you can. But since this is not a "models exchange forum" don't expect too many helpers to serve your needs. :) btw: would be interesting to compare an extracted and textu...

86 faces are supposed to be found? Guess it's a matter of how to interpret the data. This gives a sphere: # Rocks.col # v -0.192059 -0.126221 0.973233 1.180366 # v 0.026208 -0.992000 -0.123484 -0.147430 # v -0.833683 0.544194 -0.093942 1.673595 v 0.942739 0.251820 0.218700 0.586671 # -107374176.0000...

why not try it out? (many submeshes)

*Update Progress* SFMLab community member, gimmeaname, managed to get her this far: dunno, which script he uses and which rips. From the rips you've uploaded I tried Mesh_0027.rip with this script: '''Noesis import plugin. Written by Sammie''' '''Last Update: 27.01.2013''' '''Version: 1.18''' and t...

Curtain wrote:along with applying the textures:

how? The uv coordinates in your rips look broken:

If someone wants to put her together

life's too short

shakotay2 do you use PRIMITIVE_TOPOLOGY_TRIANGLELIST ? guess, no. (There's many other names, for example D3DPT_TRIANGLELIST or GL_TRIANGLES.) I just use the face indices from the model to create triangles, one after the other. You could open the test.obj which hex2obj creates with a text editor and...

no 'KFMG' section in PLAYER00.MLD so a tedious format analysis will be required which noone is supposed to do... old Valkyria Chronicles script for blender: Reading parts of IZCA file. start size type Section 0 0x00000340 0x00000020 MLX0 Section 1 0x00000380 0x000001e8 MXTL Section 2 0x00000580 0x00...

hex2obj doesn't care for bones. Can easily be read where the bones of the model are located :] Bones can't be easily read as long as you're not a coder. Also you need to be more specific: what do you mean by "bones"? bone names, bone matrices or the whole hierarchical skeleton? CH_P000_00_...

it's not only "experience", often it's a matter of patience or some efficient proceeding. I wouldn't start with a 1 MB file for example. The Wheel appears doable, you even don't need to know where the face indices end for a good start. (Guess you didn't use big endian?) Wheel_I_R-bin.JPG (...

have a look at the smd in a hexeditor to see that it's binary data (no normals)

It starts with this submesh (FVFsize= 60, has normals):
0x12600 1218
Vb1
60 28
0x888 1218
020000
0x0 255

luxox18 wrote:and other no, like imc_grunt_smg.mdl

yeah, that's indeed a little bit strange, since the point cloud looks ok

hex2obj can't figure out a correct mesh because the faces don't fit with vertices may depend on the specific model you chose, but for imc_hero_richter.mdl , it's one of the simplest formats I've ever come across. :D It requires some scrolling through the file, of course, and some "feeling of 3...