But aren't they containers that hold Vector3 data? Or are they the data (value) itself?

Wait ... The €? (80 3F) are Vector3 data?

In some files with 3D data I always find things like this:



And this:



I would like to know what kind of functions these values do.

Ok, thanks. But how can I open the model?

Well, the textures are ok. Is there any way to open the 3d model? And the noesis script don't support some files, here are them: https://www.mediafire.com/file/7a0rkcnchbn732u/Don%27t_work.7z/file And I also think that there may be some 3d model here in this file that I found outside of map.fac: htt...

Thank you all for the help. I'll explain everything from the beginning. The game is Namco X Capcom from PS2, when extracting the ISO there are many FAC and FAH files, there is a file called map.fac accompanied by a map.fah. I extracted it with a QuickBMS script from a game called Sunday Magazine (wh...

Okay, I did everything you said. There were some dll's errors, but I managed to download them and everything was fine. What appeared to me was like the first screenshort you sent, but I didn't understand the rest of what you said. But the textures? Is there any way to get them?

Okay, thanks, I'll see what I can do.

Thanks, but I had already tried use hex2obj, before asking the question, it really is very difficult to use. Could you say the offset you used? I think this is very distorted.

Hello, this time, my doubts are about ps2 3d models. I extracted files from a ps2 game, and found 3d maps (How do I know they were 3d models? - They were in a file where related things were found and most of them weren't 2d images, except the textures, which really are from the map, which made me ab...

Oh my god, you saved my night, thank you very much.

I was looking for 3d models in a game, and i found a bcmdl file different from most others. This is a fountain from a map. I tried to open it with "Ohana3DS" but it gave "Unsupported file format!", so I tried to decompress it, but it also didn't work. I looked inside the file, bu...

Now I know everything I needed. Thanks for all the help.

Ok, that was just what I needed. Thank you very much for your help. Bye

(Sorry, but... Where you uncompress the bcml? The progam that i know of uncompress things is "Kuriimu").

PERFECT, this is the right function of this model. I don't want to take your time, but could you just test this one more? It's a little more complex, but it's still just another material animation.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/7b402uj9 ... bcmdl/file