how do you think should anyone help just seeing this picture?
The model file is required. I don't have it!

strange format - vertex data (maybe animation data?) is interrupted by sequences with 15 zeroes.

I used the new autocreation feature for face indices of hex2obj 024d for claw from Syrinx folder:

Do you know if there are other methods? using hex2obj is the fastest and simplest method I could think of (for simple models at least). All other methods require (to my knowledge) a more or less deeper analysis of the 3D model format in question. Using hex2obj you'll gain results within 15 minutes ...

i mean is those .obj can be minimized or minimized to null why? and then put back them in gla2 format and put it back in game without errors? Atm I can't remember any 3d format where someone did the reverse way (obj -> whatever format). You'll need a full format analysis for such. and what will hap...

But do you think is it possible to write an export script for 3ds max 8 that allow me to export a basic scene to ".rgm" file format ? From my experience it's often rather easy to import (extract) simple models. But for export (obj -> rgm) you need a full format analysis, I guess. (Atm I c...

This thread is focussed on a python script solution (Noesis).

Feel free to ask your questions in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=29&t=10894
but I'm NOT a trainer.

So you should tell <what> you've tried so far and <where> you got stuck.

well, other than you, obviously, I've to earn money, follow my own projects.
3D models is just a hobby of mine and you don't have any claims to get answers from me.

AND U SAID THAT IT CAN BE DONE I MEAN FULL FORMAT ANALYSIS CAN BE DONE!! well, iirc I wrote it would require a full analysis - by someone else, not me IF ITS POSSIBLE THEN PLZ TELL ME HOW? As I wrote I've no time for such. (I've spent tons of time to create hex2obj, so please, don't be too greedy. ...

ques.1-is every .bre file consist ff0000ff type pattern or it can b something else.. if so then how m gonna find it? patterns may change; a pattern is a byte sequence that occurs several times in a vertex block for example. If you find an identical sequence, then the offset to the previous one migh...

well, 2000 downloads of hex2obj so far (and maybe 5 regular users? :D ) Time for a new feature: autogenerated face indices. You might try it out with the policeman model from this thread: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=13494&p=114317&hilit=indices#p114317 ------------------...

then i calculated strt address of vertices 12x559=6708=1a34 doesn't make sense to me - try 0x3C10 2880 Vb1 24 12 0x7C0 559 020000 0x0 255 (Not the final solution but should serve as a good starting point.) btw: if you had pressed the go2 button you'd have been told that an EOF is met with your para...

ok i got u but still u should attach examples for sequential nd block though press the 'tut' button in hex2obj - there's a sequential example handled For VB (vertex block) mode read here: .hgs model file conversion http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=14377&p=118873#p118873 Flintsto...

hey i giv u a gud idea use a practical example like. post a link to a file then screenshot it step by step how to do things it will make it a lot easier nd noobs like me could get the idea fast :] hey, I give you a good idea, too: there's dozens of examples in this forum where I showed how to do it...

Faraz Adil wrote:hex2obj.. howevr it is confusing

If you told me what exactly is confusing I could try to improve it.

btw: is there a problem with the 'a' key of your keyboard?
(You may find it cool to spare the 'a's but it makes your text hard to read - just my two cents.)

Simple format: