I know how BoneSys.CreateBone or skinOps.ReplaceVertexWeights work, I couldn't know this, sry. :) Nice progress again. Congratz! I don't understand why he need this maxweight Don't know his script, so can't tell. Sum of weights should be <= 1.0 that's what I know. If sumOfWeights is zero you don't ...

Hi,shakotay I have been look up some maxscript with bone import but I have to say I am really confused because there is no comments. Hi zdsmdbh, did you try out "Import Diablo III App.ms" from TaylorMouse to import Adria for example? Then you could read some MaxScript online help to under...

there's jpeg(s) contained:

offzip -a -z -15 PAC_Char_011.bin D:\xxx 0

(PAC_Char_011.bin is a datablock I cut from the pac file.)

using offzip and hex2obj does the trick:

maybe here (not sure): For some strange reason most vtx values are in the range from -5.23 to 5.41 (instead of 0 .. 1.0)

edit: well, wrong texture set? Use 0xCDF4 for uv's start address.

there's no mystery. it's just half floats:

wow! What a great script made by chrrox! But updating it really gobbles up my time. :D edit: well, see the main prob: vertex stride of 0x58 is handled as "default", but there are two superfluous "append" lines, which spoiled the mesh ( hex2obj as a first approach) ST_Human_Air_te...

search for 44 44 53 20 7C in the .pac file. There's 11 findings.

Save your selection in a hexeditor as *.DDS file (H_HEAD_010_N.DDS, normal map): (Filepath\filename in the pic should belong to the 2nd DDS.)

but, every models with anim can't be converted, I uploaded some sample files, hope get some help,thanks very much!! need the static models or the anims? Your uploads contain models with a vertex stride of 28, some with 24. Seem to use tristripped faces but something is wrong. Thought of a bug in th...

MaKiPL wrote:Just to update.

.X battle stage is documented here:
http://wiki.qhimm.com/view/FF8/FileFormat_X

100% of geometry.

Great work!

I wrote the thanks to you shakotay2 at the beginning of the wiki page.

Thx. (First time that I'm mentioned on a wiki's page, if I'm not mistaken )

From what I know the bounding box values are stored as 2 diametrical points of a box where the model fits into.
(Using floats it would be 24 bytes.)

Did you care for the skeleton? I could image it will help to get the correct dimensions.

Naroax wrote:here's the beta script by chrrox that needs an update to support bones

well, there are 116 of them, but no names (maybe hashed)

It's no fun to build a skeleton with 116 bones without the names even with the parent IDs known.

Is there an accompanying file with bone names in it?

yep, strange. But dividing x by 2.0 gives this: So you'll just need to find the scaling factors, or do I miss something?
edit: x /= 2.5; z /= 1.5

lemurboy12 wrote:Is there another way of getting UV's mathematically? The method you posted earlier hasn't been working on this model.

this model has another extension. You need to look for the file's structure before you use a method: