Open console window (by executing cmd.exe).

change dir to folder with python.exe and rpk sample, then type
python rpkextract.py sample.rpk

(Don't have an rpk file (required header: 'RTPK') to test it but should do.)

Bigchillghost wrote: ↑Sun Oct 31, 2021 1:40 pmAXE is mostly a helper tool so yeah

One of the best I know of so far.

btw, I had the idea of an extra feature for hex2obj, (additional) creation of an AMR-plf file.
But I met too many unknowns (01 000000 and many zeroes ) in the binary file:
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GlitchingNo wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 10:02 pmalso could you tell me how I can make his body appear inside his Armor

Not sure what you mean exactly - you could move parts manually:
. or use position offsets (translation vectors?).

I think his normal body starts at Offset: 54200 and has a Vertex count of 850 at least this gives me a pretty good point cloud. But I still have no idea how i can find the Faces. well, you picked up a somewhat complicated format as a beginner. I'm surprised you were pretty close, despite this! :D ....

I usually don't work on demand.
Here's Jack; you'll have to rotate/move his hair.
. When importing into blender, don't "split by object/group" or you'll have dozens of sub meshes.

Looks doable, used hex2obj, not "a tool", just a helper:
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After using Aluigi's NfS Shift bms script on FFC (.bff -> several .meb and .tex files):

I can confirm: the (.meb) mesh (vertices) seem to be encrypted (x component, red rectangles, except the blue ones):
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Anyways. I did everything and get the objects. Some of them has UVs, but most are mess unfortunately. "Some of them?" Well, comments like these tend me to stop my investigations. It's more than 100 out of 165 uvs which are not a mess. Also it seems that ..._72.obj (derived from _172.H2O, ...

thanks @shakotay2, I'm trying to understand the process. rn I'm getting the list of OBJX files: Please read my previous post again: ... Most important: hex2obj has to be switched to "Strip" and "Fake" here to successfully use the H2O files (from Make_H2O) for obj creation. (And ...

well, finally, I decided to create a Make_H2O version for Gran Turismo 4. Credits go to FurryFan for his Gran Turismo 4 quickbms script. (I've added creation of uvs to the tool, which were missing. But, many are weird, still. See notes in zip file.) (There's other posts where I described how to use ...

I don't care, I don't know... (well, I hope it's a matter of how the faces are built) The formula used basically is like such (loop): f a a+1 a+2 a += 1 ; Result: f 1 2 3 f 2 3 4 ... But when you compare to those in the 3ds files created by the bms script there's some differences. Maybe auto generat...

I mean do you apply same rules for convert car parts all together or you need to manually find the offset and apply it to convert each part? Yeah, very good description of the problem I'm facing. Usually you'd think the uvs to start after their signature. And this signature to start (vertexcount[pr...

which "rules"?

btw, still struggeling with uvs:
. (Dozens of others look really weird/wrong.)

I'm really a nood when it comes to the hex editors, mostly I have no idea what I'm doing basically. I'd suggest to read tutorials, for example from Bigchillghost. would you be able to give me a more detail walkthrough on setting up the settings in hex2obj No time for such, sorry. Press the 'tut' bu...

Well, there's some oddities which are hard to track because there's so many small sub meshes:
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