That message is caused by not returning a 1 or 0 from your handler to indicate success or failure. I'd comment on more of this, but I'm on my phone and typing on this thing is like water torture. Brilliant! I completely forgot about that! I'll have to fix that promptl-uhh... more like when I'm less...

Well, after a series of very industry standard bash-your-head-into-the-computer-until-it-works techniques, I succeeded... eh-mostly. I can properly read and output NPC images... I can read enemy and battle images as well... but the palettes are a bit off... the only -problem- is the little ghost tha...

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[EDIT: Sorry to get ahead of myself, let me thank you all for the help you've volunteered so far first. Thanks, it is appreciated. Also if there's a better forum for this, despite the code being specific to Noesis, let me know and I'll move it there.] Ok so obviously I've done a bit more on this... ...

Sorry for the double post, but this is more pertaining to the code I'm (slightly blindly) writing to read the files. from inc_noesis import * def registerNoesisTypes(): handle = noesis.register("Star Ocean sprite", ".unslz") noesis.setHandlerTypeCheck(handle, noeCheckGeneric) noe...

Will do! On the header exploration, they seem to be pretty straight forward, however there aren't any identifiers as to what type of file is what, data-wise. (I can obviously tell by opening them in a raw image viewer like GGD and messing around some.) Some files contain a group header that routes t...

You amaze me... are you the Doctor? You always seem to show up at just the right moment... Thanks for the script, I'll use it as a base to try bashing together some stuff for the other image formats once I understand their headers... though I'll probably be back for help. And to clarify, the other i...

As for code, I'd only be able to create a program the is self contained, and I could only then load the file data, but not view it or process it (mainly because I don't have the specs for other files to use as an output) However, one thing I can say I fully understand is the format of this particula...

As a bit of a stroke of luck I have actually managed to find all of the tools and information I needed to separate, decrypt, decompress, and in some cases view... all(assumedly) of the files from Star Ocean: First Departure and would like to have a plugin for Noesis to process them... As it stands I...

The FF9 stuff is freaking awesome, but I'm having an issue with export. Take a look at this data from the OBJ export of Freya v -217.847580 -400.081451 65494.441406 v -185.781647 -412.432251 65523.082031 v -225.771103 -424.573151 65495.613281 The Z axis coord is REALLY big... I'm betting it's suppos...

Unfortunately the wiki page seems to be down at the moment, but I recall Zidane2 and Zande are the two who did a large majority of the work on FF9. I according to a PM I got, Qhimm started writing a model viewer but gave up on it, and the source code was released... looking through it it seems to be...

Oh nnnoooo... I'll have to write the FF9 stuff myself?!

Having messed around with the Unity game engine recently, I've noticed that OBJ's and DAE's import at vastly different sizes. I think in the end is it simply an issue with the intercompatibility of the two formats. For instance, when I wrote an exporter for FF9's geometry data (you don't want it, tr...

Doesn't openCOLLADA have an import scale option? Does it really make so much difference if you have to change the import scale once in a while?