The samples are too small to get a decent point cloud from.
Are there others with about 30..60kB?

textures can be easily extracted from gfpk. Just cut them from one DDS signature to the other ( 44 44 53 20 7C). (I made a quick and dirty tool for it but it doesn't provide correct filenames, just numbered DDS files. The models are not of that interest for me that I would care for anims, sry.) Pet_...

I'm trying to get the models using hex2obj, but it comes out as a garbled mess. What am I doing wrong? lack of experience, I guess. It's required to give the file some structure. Search for 0000 0100 0200 for example (view attached pic). You're on a good way :) but: your face indices count is too b...

if it's for the models, I could get one from Pet.gfpk using hex2obj:

Alright, thanks Shakotay, what is is hex-editor? It look pretty nice It's HexEdit from Andrew W. Phillips, nothing special, just free. (It doesn't allow previewing of dds files, if you think so. The pic is a screenshot from DXTBmp.) Is there a way to find out what is the original size instead try e...

Giving the smaller sample a DXT3 header makes it loadable with DXTBmp.exe: (further adjusting required)

edit: using DXT5 signature seems to be the better choice since the artifacts vanish
and the alpha channel looks correct then

well, that was not too easy to sort out: (some troubles with scaling)

oh, yeah, what a bunch of submeshes.
Don't have the time to sort that out...

Ferrari formula 1 wrote:So,any chance we can get the models?

point clouds ok, some trouble with faces (tristrips looking even worse):

using hex2obj (view link in my sig):

working with your first sample, too:

Use Mr.Mouse's EAGT tool to exchange the palette ("Convert PS2 EA palette"):

You don't have the original pic, do you? If so you could try this trick from Mr.Mouse: I then made a screenshot and used the original testpicture as overlay in Photoshop and set the blending option to "Difference". here http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=3894&hilit=eagt&a...

did you try out unsigned shorts? # 0x34 (UVBlockSize= 8 ) vt 0.125702 0.332901 vt 0.375687 0.852448 vt 0.360168 0.661026 vt 0.188293 0.196213 vt 0.875824 0.817276 vt 0.782074 0.352463 vt 0.305557 0.832901 vt 0.266495 0.368088 vt 0.200104 0.793839 vt 0.262604 0.329025 vt 0.000900 0.754776 vt 0.039963...