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freakshow wrote:most are encrypted zip, such as this from the russian moba Panzar : https://mega.nz/#!nIIHlZLA!oa953W57WUmj ... btXhYOnzu0

Oh, then no. It doesn't do decryption.

freakshow wrote:does this tool also unpack .pak files? or do i need other tools for that?

For RU-version I use tool from this post.

The DDS unsplit tool provided by Cryengine isn't working on the new Star Citizen 2.0 dds files. I'll try to work on a replacement. It's a fairly simple format.

Ok, officially released 0.84. Thanks to Coffee, a lot of the transform issues have been fixed! It's not perfect, but getting really close.

It works for all Star Citizen files up to 1.3. Or should. It'll also kinda sorta work for Star Citizen 2.0 files if they don't use the .cga/.cgam pair files (most of the ships for example), but I'm working on solving this as well.

I'm also working on a DDS Unsplit utility for the Star Citizen game files, so the textures will be available again. Hopefully that will be done this weekend.

This tool makes easy work of some of the models I put away until a tool like this came around and fixed them, great work!
One question, do you ever plan to support CHR files? WarFace uses CHR to hold bones (not really important), and to also hold the highest poly mesh for that model. Noesis and other tools are nice, but there aren't any that properly export to usable formats and flip the UV's properly. I can upload an example file if need be.

HunterAP wrote:This tool makes easy work of some of the models I put away until a tool like this came around and fixed them, great work!
One question, do you ever plan to support CHR files? WarFace uses CHR to hold bones (not really important), and to also hold the highest poly mesh for that model. Noesis and other tools are nice, but there aren't any that properly export to usable formats and flip the UV's properly. I can upload an example file if need be.

Glad it's working out! Still a lot of stuff that needs tweaking, but I'm getting there.

And yes, it can currently read .chr files and bone information, but I need to work on the Collada exporter so that it can export that geometry. It can export the geometry part of the .chr file to .obj though.

Some sample files would be nice. I always like to test to make sure it works for other games!

Here are two CHR files that don't currently work with the program, I think it may be because there are a lot of bones which get turned into their own meshes (40-50 meshes just from bones).

Keep up the great work, loving the tool so far.

HunterAP wrote:Here are two CHR files

Err... did you forget to add the link?

Hello! What news about SC 2.0 cga/cgam pair?

Markemp wrote:

HunterAP wrote:Here are two CHR files

Err... did you forget to add the link?

Whoops, I could've sworn I added the file.
Regardless, here they are.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/3k0qu ... zr/CHR.rar

erik945 wrote:Hello! What news about SC 2.0 cga/cgam pair?

Ran into a new issue. I assumed that the 3rd word in the Node chunk pointed to the parent, and as a general rule this is true. And if the word was 0xFFFFFFFF that it indicated the root node (i.e. no parent to it), but now with the Star Citizen 2.0+ files, I'm finding multiple Node Chunks with this as the parent.

This is both good and bad. Good in that it may explain why there were still some objects that weren't in the right position, but bad in that now I have to figure out wtf is going on. I think in the long run this is going to be good though. Every bug like this gets me closer to the true logic of how objects are placed, so... just need some more time.

I also wanted to ask, do you ever plan on working the animation (dba) files? Both Evolve and Warface use them, and any attempts I've had with figuring out what to do with them has done nothing.

HunterAP wrote:I also wanted to ask, do you ever plan on working the animation (dba) files? Both Evolve and Warface use them, and any attempts I've had with figuring out what to do with them has done nothing.

Yes, I plan on getting the .caf files (assuming .dba is similar in layout, but need to check) imported as well. I need to be able to export to something other than .obj (which doesn't support animation), and am working on a Collada exporter for this purpose.

Holy fook this is starting to get complicated for the .cga/.cgam pairs, although I've figured out the rest of the geometry issues. I just don't know how to solve it right now.

There are node chunks for _dummy objects in the .cga files. There is no equivalent to that in the .cgam file, but when you run into an object that has no parent identified, it is actually using the transform from the dummy file. So now I'm trying to figure out how to get that transform while processing the .cgam file. The only real link between the two is the name though. I might have to build the structure based off the .cga file, then go to the .cgam file to grab the actual mesh information.

And I must have been skipping the dummy nodes previously, since this really should finish off the missing geometry issues. I'll keep working at it though.

Hello, while trying to convert an Armored Warfare tank from .cgf to .obj it gives me a rectangular shape... is it possible I am using it wrongly? I drag and drop the cryengine file into the executable since I didn't understand how to use the parameters...