Dozens of small sub meshes. Autocreation of faces gives better results than the origianl FIs, dunno why:
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BravSoldat wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2023 5:31 am Was that using model researcher? I couldnt get anything from it for some reason.

No, I used hex2obj, as usual.
But MR should do, too.

I don't think it will work if you create a new topic each time. (click up arrow) fmt_fmlb.zip using hex2obj (view link in my sig): Haha, good one! But this time it was Daffy, not a pig! :D (I really should have searched for "Looney" before....) true once they told me that to export it is ...

Is there anywhere I can find a tutorial to help me figure out how to use it? This thread contains 471 posts. There should be enough infos for you - just read them, maybe searching by keywords (granny.dll). Long story short: copy fmt_GR2reader121.py into Noesis' \plugins\python folder then start Noe...

I have my doubts that someone will code an obj to .fmlb converter.

Got a point cloud of a tank. Usually I don't care for such, sorry.

First sub mesh only (as almost always) so Daffy Duck is missing his head - sorry for that:
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Might contain frames:
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I think noone is motivated to look into them if there was a solution already.
Whatever, several small sub meshes, point clouds only:
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I have no idea what happened here:
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Anim files contain an ASCII skeleton plus binary data. I cut the skel off and did some adjustions to meet the requirements of smd format: . body_nurse_skel.md5r.png But WHAT is this? I didn't touch the data itself, just separated the data and added a smd "frame". I assume the rotation data...

(Sadly the patched wolf2obj gives too many qnans, partially.)

Yes, not too easy.
I combined vertices from hex2obj with face indices from wolf2obj (MD5R2OBJ) and this is the result:
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Use File/SaveAs mesh to get the combined model (vertices and uvs) as a wavefront.obj file.

H2O file, which you may have created already:

0x1462 1106
Vb1
24 20
0x22 216
020100
0x0 255

blacknight411 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 13, 2023 3:51 pm I need help to open pl_g_nin.i3d

No idea what you're doing. It loads without a problem (except for the log line "Reading 'F:\..\\dummy'...Failed.") and after pressing F6 the skeleton shows up (bottom up):
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