Just run Blender 2.49 and File->Open the .blend file.

Yup. You just need to set Dolphin to DX9 mode. DX11 stuff comes out flat.

Font files are located in UI.BIG/Data/UI/Fonts.perm.bin

Although you can't really do anything with them, since there are no tools for .bin files and nobody cares enough to make some. Hopefully that will change in October when Definitive Edition is released.

Fair enough.

However, my question still stands, is there perhaps an older build available that does not rip in t-pose? It would be very useful for things like buildings, vehicles and weapons.

I didn't quite understand what you said, but I agree, it's a great tool. However sometimes it doesn't get the job done properly. Maybe I'm missing something?

If we want to get into specific examples I tried every single possible combination of the numbers 0-20 in the importer script, still nothing.

Not really. It seems to have a lot of trouble ripping UVs, especially from modern games like COD Black Ops.

The only games I've had it rip UVs successfully from are Battlefield Bad Company 2 and Dolphin Gamecube emulator.

You have to open it with Blender 2.49, it doesn't work with newer versions.

Oh hey, I didn't see that.

Yeah, that works just fine. The models export successfully and the bind script actually does it's job. Now I just got to figure out how the heck to export it from Maya, but that's a different story.

Anyway, thanks!

Does anyone know of any good xmodel extractors or importers? Unfortunately Tom Crowley's Lime, while incredibly useful, doesn't support COD 5 and below. I did find an xmodel exporter, but the author's site had been shut down and the program is horribly buggy. Plus the included Maya scripts are broke...

http://puu.sh/avrbf/e0423ad61e.png 1 down, 73 to go! Big thanks to Ekey for pointing me in the right direction and cra0 for more detailed info. EDIT: Although I can't help but think there's got to be an easier way to do this. Right now I'm finding the file in-game, making a memory dump, then manual...

You've been working on a sound mod for three years?

When you extract wavs from the Wwise engine, you need to then follow up and convert them to playable .ogg files with ww2ogg.

EDIT: Oh wait, that's not a normal wav file, that's an Lwav file. That's totally different. No clue what that is or how to convert it.

XDemonic wrote:But I do not see a function anywhere to replace sounds and re-pack it,

Not possible. You can't repack stuff using the Wwise engine.

You could theoretically repack it if you had all the filenames and licensed the software for thousands of dollars, but that's a bit of a stretch.

Audiokinetic Wwise .BNK and .PCK files are common, you can open them with Ravioli Game Tools.

But .WPK? First time I've heard of it. Must be a new thing.

I found the BMS script, you could try that.