from time to time I've a look at skeletons in different threads. Here it's 00009978.pf skeleton file with this mesh contained: GW2-09978-skel.JPG (Remember: it's a skeleton file, so the mesh is not too nice. :D ) Once I got the skeleton displayed (if so) maybe I'll find another patch for the above m...

It would be nice to have a p3msk sample to try out your script. :) When hovering the mouse over "OpenGPU" the tooltip says: "Open Source Computer Graphics Community". OpenSource.JPG Is there any "open source Ni No Kuni"? (I'm just curious, or is the tooltip info simply ...

, also do you think It's possible to retrieve models and animations with this? I've checked the files vehicle_hovercarC and Editable Poly and I can't seem to find a decent point cloud. also would It help if i sent you some more bundles? Thx, no. I can't spend more than 5 minutes per model, 15 minut...

avicii wrote:Real problem: I did edit to dds but not it didn't work. after doing like image.

same edits as I did?
You'll have to use DXTbmp to load the dds then since the header is not correct, as I wrote.

It's just a quickhack don't have the time for a full analysis, sry.

(I've pmed you my result.)

but btw the broken images, it is a very time consuming task, averaging like 15-25 minutes per image (taking,adding hex data) is what you did easier? depends on. If you load an extracted file into TexureFinder such as vehicle_hoverboard (from CustomAssetBundle-CharacterSelection_wear_vehicle ) and s...

I'm missing the link to aluigi's script. You could determine the files' structure like this (left part of pic): CustomAssetBundle.JPG I couldn't get a decent point cloud from the none-texture data. So don't know if it's vertices. edit: from your other thread I read: "I managed to get these corr...

JakeGreen wrote: and it exports to testuv.obj but i'm not sure how to get the uv with the model itself.

did you try
File/ SaveAs mesh?

I would create a Make_H2O project of it if I had time...
(Sadly there are no users of this C-project with sources.)

Vertex and face counts (DW DW, little endian!) easily to be found after fifteen FFFFFFFF 00000000 00000000 patterns.

(I know there's another huge thread on Alien Isolation.) But if you're interested in static meshes only here's a simpler approach using hex2obj (view link in my sig): entry447_omodel.JPG (got the omodel sample from here:) http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=12079&p=101173#p101173

By the way, shakotay, in your tutorial it says 0x3981 - 0xE 84 = 0x2B39 at some point. If you've got a bit of experience it's easy to spot the error, but for a beginner that might be impossible to understand. thank you very much for reporting. Yeah, it's 0xE 48 . Would give you 3 thx if I could. :D...

If someone knows of an algorithm to get rid of the redundant vertices, let me know. don't know about an algo. Maybe dividing up in submeshes can help: Buick_Centurion_1973_submeshes.JPG (First I thought it's just the different LODs, but seems it's not.) (hex2obj creates a submesh every 500 faces bu...

Shur wrote:Hi. It does not work v 0.24 for w8.1, requires libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll

thanks for reporting!

edit: use hex2obj_0.24a from the updated start post
(You'll need hex2obj_0.22.zip, too.)

Even with university I got a ton of time on my hands, I'll definitely try this out. yeah, that was the time when life was sooo easy. :D Is there a specific place or link where I can get those tools? I tried searching but only found technical problem forum threads about them. I'm not too sure but gu...

So it's basically a formula used to convert binary values to numbers? Because I think I saw something related to that. We have an insane amount of information that we were incredibly lucky to get, I'm certain it's in there somewhere. yeah, we would need the formulae or we could use the Havok Conten...

What exactly is that process? If I knew exactly about uncompressing hkaSplineCompressedAnimations we wouldn't talk here, would we? :) Think of a zipped file. You'll need to know the decompression algo to decompress it. Or look here (NOT hkx related): http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t...