, but when I opened the axelrod.bin file in Hex2OBJ, it just gave me an error message when I tried to save it as an H20 file. The .bin file is NOT saved as H2O file, the params (addresses, counts) are. Rename or delete existing H2O files to save another one. So am I supposed to open the .bin in a h...

Edit: The main things I'm confused about are the .bin thing (specifically, how to turn the .vbuf and .ibuf files into one .bin) Create a .txt file (rename to .cmd finally) with this single line: copy /b axelrod_0.vbuf + axelrod_0.ibuf axelrod_0.bin and execute it in the folder where vbuf/ibuf files...

So I have to convert the .oct to a .bin somehow No - the bin is the binary copy of .vbuf+ .ibuf file(s). If you can't use hex2obj you'll have to wait for someone coding a (python) script. . axelrod.png - The link to the program wasn't working, ... Trust me, it is. Look at the bottom of that site: F...

Format appears to be rather simple - only hurdle using hex2obj (view link in my sig) is the fact that vertices follow after uvs. Load axelrod_0.bin into hex2obj . Then you've to modify the flat "mesh" .obj created using axelrod_0_uv.h2o by replacing "v " by "vt " lines ...

Guess you'll get track of the problem as soon as you've found out why the ring finger of the right hand moves when the left arm moves:
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Hell Inspector wrote: ↑Fri Jul 17, 2020 6:37 amI got the model files here and I think the .pxa is the texture file.

Why? Obviously .pxt is the texture file:
. (several mipmaps, some resizing/shifting required?)

well, you simply need a function which reads zero-terminated strings, don't you? Seems you need to create it for yourself - found a base in fmt_Torchlight_mesh.py , modified: def ReadStringZeroT(bs): name = b'' b = bs.readBytes(1) while b != b'\x00': name+=b b = bs.readBytes(1) return noeStrFromByte...

Without showing the hex bytes you're reading no one can tell.
I assume the problem might be the "..." - rstrip() doesn't use them as wildcards, does it?

From models.csp you can extract meshes using hex2obj (view link in my sig):
. To get the textures search for "DXT" then cut of the data at the preceeding "DDS".

Use "" around the path\whatever.mnf to prevent a pathname containing blanks being interpreted as separate parameters. As simple as this.

A little bit low poly, but a poly:
. That's between "TADS" and "LND4".

Hello guys, I want to ask a question about importing nif from Devilian I installed Blender 249 and Python 26. Starting the blender and using the script to open the nif is invalid, do you have a way? This is the sample file I provided, thank you With window 7 and later you have to copy the newGameLi...

Hello,
do a correction of one line only, DWORD FIs here, means 4 instead of 2 bytes:
FBuff = bs.readBytes(FCont*3*4)

btw: "FCont"? In english you'd better choose "FCount" or "FCnt" or "FaceCnt", just as a thought.

well, too funny that I didn't find the face indices for the sword :
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