It would be beneficial to be able to decompress these files as VRAM seems to splice several TIM2s into one instance.

There is one I can think of and that is the Jane's Combat Series SHAPE (.SH) model format. Documentation here: http://farc.3synergy.net/files.php Also, there is a problem with exporting UPAK meshes in RTNP where the vertices get all screwed up so there may have been a change in format there, might b...

Merry DELAYED Christmas/Any Holiday you may celebrate, and a happy new year.

Ah! This is the LZR used in Mana Khemia. I wish somebody would hack this compression. LZR seems to indicate a LZR compressed chunk (obviously, I know...) it should be fairly easy to crack... though everybody is so... not around much because they are busy with things elsewhere...

Wow, Imagine is STILL in beta? XD

Heh, you should know I'm a heavy Megaten fan myself.

I'm looking forward to the new Devil Summoner title as well.

Well the thing is, the graphics are not compressed. They are fully uncompressed and similar to TIM2 graphics. How I know they are not compressed is because I can view the graphics perfectly with any texture viewer... albeit without palettes. Also, each TIM2 does have a palette. The composition TIM2s...

Dump 1: http://www.sendspace.com/file/4ui7g2

Dump 2: http://www.sendspace.com/file/swindc

And thanks!

Has anyone found anything with these images? It's been a while since I last looked at them but I'm still interested in converting/viewing them.

This may require some explaining. Though this format is documented, there exists no means in which *.SH files can be viewed absolutely and few ways exist to convert them. That is not ENTIRELY true as an old toolkit allowed the conversion to DXF I believe, but is old and only works on one of the curr...

Here's the viral Binome seen in the second level.

Screen shots:

Hm... fbx IS a good format and seems widely supported. Though isn't it difficult to make a converter for? Not sure, but I do like the format for those perks, and even Milkshape seems to support it WITH animations (most imports in MS3D come WITHOUT animations).

Pretty cool, though the *.x mesh format has little documentation or at least a low support rating for modeling programs. Though ironically, free modeling programs like Blender do. Still, I love to see converting and viewing of 3D models, and 3D in general, can't wait to see the results. It's good th...

Here is the Megabyte model from the Playstation game Reboot complete with animation file (NAN), model file (TOM) and textures.

Can they be converted to a common format that is global? Not just 3D Studio Max but Maya and etc? If more are needed I can provide. I could even get screenshots if needed.

Here's the FS.DIR file that accompanies FS.BIN. It may be relevant.

Would it be possible for a mexcom script to be made or a plugin for handing this?