Yet somehow the version I've downloaded from that website has a way lower detection rate? That's just because its much older version, having much more formats to handle. If you write a program that simple and it gets picked up by nearly half of the major AV programs, you must be doing something wro...

Ghostbusters: The Video Game skeletal model extraction tools.

Usage: unpack .bfm files from model.pod and .skb files from common.pod
then drag .bfm file onto the tool.

the version linked there was a packed executable that was likely a trojan. It was never a trojan, just antiviruses false-detected it. You know, I once made a simple program with only a couple lines of code to split an archive similar to this VIV and a big icon of the game it was for. And it was det...

Yes, VIV archives are really simple structured, so no wonder there are many programs that can handle it.

There was never a case when visceral music was located in .str files.
Do you have a list of files you get after extracting VIV archives?

That was about sound tool, not rick's tool.

ok i will look into that

tathannibal wrote:Okey.
Pls share to extracter or viewer/converter program.
Thx

daemon1 wrote:What news you expect? All models and textures are extracted.

Scroll up to the start of this thread. In my first messages i posted all the links! It was a month ago

What news you expect? All models and textures are extracted.

No, I have all the files. Did some research. There are 2 possible ways to decode this. 1. reverse the decoding function. That code you provided is only one tiny part of it. The whole thing includes dozens of subroutines and floating point tables. You could expect that from mpeg-like codec. So revers...

Well, this is not too easy as it will require HEX editing. I've sent my code to gildor and when he have time he will update Umodel. But if you really wanna do it now, try this: http://i63.tinypic.com/29nax76.png This is DDS file, X size is yellow (200 hex = 512), Y size is green (200 hex = 512) and ...

i need to remove that... that was a debug feature for me to research their texture format...

CoolGuy69 wrote:What would be the texture file extension? And how would u know who's texture is who's?

.DDS

You'll know by the name.

Tools updated to support this monstrous thing. 250k+ vertices, 230k+ faces.

I checked and if I don't scale UVs it looks exactly like yours. So you have to scale them. Find someone who can explain how to do that in Max. This will be helpful to you anyway.