HOW I CAN OPEN

[SDFSDFD]

https://tos.neet.tv/items/633113
THIS:
https://tos.neet.tv/models/warrior_f_fo ... d?fc79e7af
.3D FILE ?

[shakotay2]

Simple enough, using hex2obj (view link in my sig):
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warrior_f_footballuniform05-3d.png

[SDFSDFD]

Simple enough, using hex2obj (view link in my sig):
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warrior_f_footballuniform05-3d.png

textures posible?

[shakotay2]

uv data is contained in the created obj file (File\SaveAs mesh).
In case you have a texture file (.jpg,. png, .dds, whatever) simply apply it to the model in your preferred 3D application.

[SDFSDFD]

uv data is contained in the created obj file (File\SaveAs mesh).
In case you have a texture file (.jpg,. png, .dds, whatever) simply apply it to the model in your preferred 3D application.

the texture inside same file, i think.

[shakotay2]

Well, if you know it why don't you get it?
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uniform.png

[SDFSDFD]

Well, if you know it why don't you get it?
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uniform.png

teach me pls

[reh]

This script is unlikely to work with all files and it only loads one mesh.
I suggest that you split the file if you find out where the other sub-meshes start.
The .bms file extracts the .png textures from the file.

fmt_TreeOfSavior_3d_WEB.zip

[SDFSDFD]

This script is unlikely to work with all files and it only loads one mesh.
I suggest that you split the file if you find out where the other sub-meshes start.
The .bms file extracts the .png textures from the file.
fmt_TreeOfSavior_3d_WEB.zip

this is scripts for some 3d editor?

[reh]

The .py file that you must put in the python folder of the Noesis tool, the .bms file must be executed with the Quickbms tool.

[SDFSDFD]

The .py file that you must put in the python folder of the Noesis tool, the .bms file must be executed with the Quickbms tool.

Quickbms: texures imported ok.
Noesis: obj file dont have UV map.
here is some files for test: https://gofile.io/d/VTtuF3

[reh]

Sounds good to me.

warrior_f_2019xmas03.3d.jpg

[SDFSDFD]

Sounds good to me.
warrior_f_2019xmas03.3d.jpg

how?

[reh]

I just exported it to .obj and opened it in Blender.
Take a print screen as the model is appearing to you.

[Karpati]

I have finished my .3d loader module that supports multiple (sub)objects.

Tree_of_Savior.jpg