Well, thanks, but I didn't find a hint in GT4_CAR4_CarInfo.bt or GT4_MDLS_ModelSet.bt.
Guess Furryfan's script is the nearest hit, against all odds.

Sooner or later I'll find the trick with the uvs, I hope:
. (It looks as it were just a matter of suiting addresses.)

Pepsee wrote: ↑Sun Oct 10, 2021 11:28 amYup, that's me. Put em together with the help of manbig343. Wasn't expecting them to grow too popular haha

Now all the world knows that you are Dopey.

Never heard of Dopey. Since it's "Brute Force - Animated Playermodels" I guess they did it independently. Because I cared for the meshes here only. (Posted 21 Sep, nice coincidence, though. :D ) no wait, read the comments: Dopey [author] 26 Sep @ 2:02pm @thedogting A really difficult and l...

Well, 9 months later? (: Ok, you're talking of something like this? . BatmanJL3000.png Here you go, a little bit tricky since hex2obj doesn't support short verts combined with halffloat uvs (you might try the tools from Bigchillghost or Lazov). Save the mesh (File/SaveAs mesh) in two ways: 1) Short_...

Yeah, thanks, but "GT3ModelGuide.txt" treats some basics only. He doesn't deal with the uvs. I had a solution for Wild Arms 3 uvs already: but as I mentioned, for GT4 details changed (didn't check GT3). btw: I didn't mean to be ungrateful for FurryFan's work. Without him we would have noth...

Funny to see people using FurryFan's bms scripts after all the years. 8) Format/ data arrangement has changed a little bit for GT4 so another patch required for getting uvs: . 1_3DS_GT4.png (Sadly I've got a 4-bytes-offset problem at some point which I couldn't understand so far.) This would be an e...

I don't know any tut but you may read here (click up arrow):

zardalu wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 8:24 pm

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lilyampykidXeNTaXalt wrote: ↑Fri Oct 01, 2021 7:04 pm Thanks, dude! You are the best for researching any Ben 10 Omniverse 1 models.

Surely not- but maybe the most patient one.

Edit: What's the texcoord address again?

I have no idea - try "UV pos" 12 or 8. But "uvs" look weird then, maybe they are indexed or something like that.

In MS-Windows explorer right click the pdo file then choose "Send to", "Compressed folder".

It's already done - stupid me used a wrong vertex start address, in fact it's 0x143F:
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(i understand now that I know how to get the vertices offsets from .et_decomp files) I have no idea which is the criterion you used to choose that offset. :? This is what I found: . Bloxx.png I'm pretty sure this model has been analysed perfectly already - somewhere in the forum. Why not use that? ...

Kinda bowman - too low poly to raise my interest and fix it:
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Ok, you may check the updated version of Make_H2O-BruteForce (see link in my post above), which creates more H2O files. Keep in mind to treat _strips_ H2Os separately. So there's two sets of H2Os with identical params, only difference is 'strips' or 'noStrips'. Thus each set will produce some weird ...

Parameters for the missing hair mesh (seems you've got them already):
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done, updated Make_H2O-BruteForce here (click up arrow):
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shakotay2 wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 4:14 pm

it seems as though the brute force models have more vertices than thought initially? Some of them, yes. Using this in Hex2OBJ by random guessing I nailed the full model of Flints face while having opened the .h20 file containing it What I can say is that these are the correct parameters for the hea...