lovemarin wrote: and still got stuck with UV information, let me have a rest first

(uv's preview with v0.24b only): 0x19434 = 0x168FC + 2x 12x461 (dec.)
(skipping verts and normals to get uvs starting address)

I am assuming you can compile and run the havok sdk demo Also assuming BrawlerA.hkx is the name of your skeleton file? yep. But it's very likely that it's not a matter of using the SDK but a matter of how hkx format was modified by SleepingDogs devs. BrawlerA.hkx can not be loaded, as simple as tha...

The problem is the test.obj always turns out to be messed up it's a matter of the correct params I guess: 002144_neo.JPG any effective methods of extracting are appreciated. hex2obj is a helper tool only for a first quick analysis. To be effective you'll need experience or knowledge in maxscript or...

using hex2obj (view link in my sig): (unsure about uv pos)

using hex2obj (view link in my sig):

thx. Next would be to find the beginning of a file. Since daemon1 said "nothing is compressed" it should not be too hard but you need to be familiar with file types, of course. You know how to identify graphic files from their signature? If no, try to find a text file. Often script files l...

try texturefinder for the ptx:

Guess noone. (It's called "The WORST Playstation Game Ever Made", isn't it? :D ) Anyway, you'll have to spend more efforts, for example upload a screenshot of the first 1024 bytes of the pak. And a shoot of the region where the filenames to start. The filenames and the offsets are required...

So then try to read the attached file (from the opening post with data before 57 E0 E0 57 cut) and you'll be an alltime hero. :D Its endian signature at 0x11: 01 says: I'm a little endian file. Nethertheless I could not load it using the havok sdk. (Debugging is very time consuming - you need to go ...

3D/2D models

(wrong subforum) guess you'll have to sort the bones (and explain why left_pinky is contained 4 times in hellion.sprite.idle.skel and right_pinky not even once) before someone will go for the matrices 0xDF nodes 0 "left_foot" 1 "right_foot" 2 "chest" 3 "left_belt_f...

I suggest to press the 'tut' button of hex2obj, read the tutorial, understand the example.

pechenko121 wrote:can i at least load models from archives in binding pose using MeshExtractor?

From the pic in the above post I don't see a reason why not. (But I didn't check for uvs, weights, bones and so on.)

you may read here: http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Mortal_Kombat_Deceptions_SSF endian order is: big 13 files, archive size: 0x425000: 4345856 B. file type offset lenght 00 00 00 01 00 00 08 00 00 0F 43 00 7C 80 1A 4F 00 00 00 01 00 0F 50 00 00 0F 43 00 7C 80 1A 4F 00 00 00 01 00 1E 98 00 00 06 26 ...