Seven Knights Android (.nxm)

[Szkaradek123]

Can anyone share the models (.nxm) from this game?

[shakotay2]

Apart from the zip in the first post this is what I have:

SevenKnightsAndroid-sample1a.zip

[Szkaradek123]

Here is a bones importer . Only for Blender version 2.49.
Tested only on 3 models.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/rt9rzt893 ... models.jpg

Updated 2019-01-09:
-import meshes
-splitt meshes by materials
-weights - still missing bone maps

[godskin]

Here is a bones importer . Only for Blender version 2.49.
Tested only on 3 models.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/rt9rzt893 ... models.jpg

not work on .nmx new ver

[Szkaradek123]

I don't have this game.
As i wrote : checked only on 3 files.

[godskin]

I don't have this game.
As i wrote : checked only on 3 files.

.nxa = aniamtion

all file 2018-2019

here : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Nc6yU ... m2_fVq8yb9

[godskin]

Here is a bones importer . Only for Blender version 2.49.
Tested only on 3 models.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/rt9rzt893 ... models.jpg

Updated 2019-01-09:
-import meshes
-splitt meshes by materials
-weights - still missing bone maps

Thx ♥

possible ? animation

[Gooddom]

Here is a bones importer . Only for Blender version 2.49.
Tested only on 3 models.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/rt9rzt893 ... models.jpg

Updated 2019-01-09:
-import meshes
-splitt meshes by materials
-weights - still missing bone maps

THX, Possible nxa importer script?

[RedBear]

Sorry, but I can't find where the .nxm and .nxa files are located.
There are no such files in Data and Obb folders.
Can someone tell me in detail how I can extract these files?
Thanks.

[tempaccount555]

Sorry, but I can't find where the .nxm and .nxa files are located.
There are no such files in Data and Obb folders.
Can someone tell me in detail how I can extract these files?
Thanks.

It might be 0/data/data/com.cjenm.sknight/res/heros

[Enliof]

Sorry, I'm really late to this, but has anyone figured out how to import the models with textures into Blender? I am in /\data\data\com.netmarble.sknightsgb\files\Resources\res_en\heroes, but I don't know what to do with these .nxm files and I don't have much knowledge regarding data mining, extracting models/meshes, modding or using 3D software, I was mostly just looking to get the models to recreate characters in more detail or at least try to.
If anyone has found a solution and would be willing to share the step-by-step process, detailed or simplified, I would very much appreciate it.

Edit: Not sure if .nxa files are relevant at all, also it seems the majority of heroes are in \res\heroes, not res_en, my bad.

[shakotay2]

edit: seems there's a problem with this py script under Windows 10/11, so my answer is related to Windows 7 only!

If anyone has found a solution and would be willing to share the step-by-step process, detailed or simplified, I would very much appreciate it. :)majority of heroes are in \res\heroes, not res_en, my bad.

I have no idea what you're expecting. Use the blender 2.49 script from this thread:
.

blender2.49_nxm.jpg

There's dozens if not hundreds of posts where the use of M. Szkaradek's scripts is explained.
For use under Win7 and newer additionally read here:

(yes, other format but the principle is the same)

Don't have a textured models to try it out so you'll need to check for yourslef whether the script supports it.
If not, this is what we have so far:

[Enliof]

...

Doesn't seem to work, I just get error in console:

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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "starter.py", line 1, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\newGameLib\__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
    import myLibraries
  File "M:\Old Blender\newGameLib\myLibraries\__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
    import myFunction
  File "M:\Old Blender\newGameLib\myLibraries\myFunction.py", line 2, in <module>
    import Blender,os
  File "M:\Old Blender\python26.zip\os.py", line 63, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\python26.zip\ntpath.py", line 11, in <module>
ImportError: No module named genericpath

The files are all there and the scripts are unedited. The line 1 is always just import x.

Edit: Ok, it seems just genericpath is missing, not sure where to get that, can't really find anything that seems useful online.

[shakotay2]

Edit: Ok, it seems just genericpath is missing, not sure where to get that, can't really find anything that seems useful online.

Forget about genericpath. I used dozens of Mariusz' scripts. All of them worked. So you're doing something wrong. (Probably you ignored what I wrote about Windows 7 and newGameLib.)

(The only problematic thing is that newGameLib may be different with different scripts. So in this case under windows 7 it's required to have a renamed individual newGameLib_SKA in the blender2.49 folder, where the blender.exe is in. In starter.py change of "newGameLib" to "newGameLib_SKA" is required, of course.)

[Enliof]

Forget about genericpath. I used dozens of Mariusz' scripts. All of them worked. So you're doing something wrong. (Probably you ignored what I wrote about Windows 7 and newGameLib.)

(The only problematic thing is that newGameLib may be different with different scripts. So in this case under windows 7 it's required to have a renamed individual newGameLib_SKA in the blender2.49 folder, where the blender.exe is in. In starter.py change of "newGameLib" to "newGameLib_SKA" is required, of course.)

What you wrote in the linked post was:

Works like a charm for me.
Really, dunno how many dozens times I've posted it:

You'll need to copy the newGameLib directory into the blender_2.49 directory to make the script work under Windows 7 and higher.
(If you need more than one dir for other scripts expand the dir name. You'll have to change the name in the script then, too.)

So I copied the folder over and since I didn't use other scripts, I didn't have to change the directory name according to that. But ok, I changed the name of the folder to newGameLib_SKA now and changed the script to

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import newGameLib_SKA
from newGameLib_SKA import *
import Blender	

Same result:

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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "starter.py", line 1, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\newGameLib\__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\newGameLib\myLibraries\__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\newGameLib\myLibraries\myFunction.py", line 2, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\python26.zip\os.py", line 63, in <module>
  File "M:\Old Blender\python26.zip\ntpath.py", line 11, in <module>
ImportError: No module named genericpath

I'm running on Windows 11 using Blender 2.49. I would use newer versions, but since the scripts seem to specifically for 2.49, I use that.

Not sure why the console shows the folder as "newGameLib" even though the name is "newGameLib_SKA" now, but oh well.