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Now that model edits on fml models are possible,i think its time to move onto animations and they are fmo animations.
The bones have been already figured out by gh0stblade and he has made a script to load the bones in noesis although the script doesnt work with mesh. But it loads all the bone correctly

Here is the python script for noesis by gh0stblade- https://www.sendspace.com/file/xfvkw4



Following is the bone hierarchy inside the model

• MDL - 6 Child
  n_CTR - 1 Child
  o_body - 2 Child
  j_chest - 3 Child
  o_sako_l - 1 Child
  j_u_arm_l - 1 Child
  j_f_arm_l - 1 Child
  HAND_L - 0 Child
  o_sako_r - 1 Child
  j_u_arm_r - 1 Child
  j_f_arm_r - 1 Child
  HAND_R - 0 Child
  j_neck_a - 1 Child
  j_neck - 0 Child
  n_waist_b - 2 Child
  j_thigh_l - 1 Child
  j_leg_l - 1 Child
  L_FOOT - 0 Child
  j_thigh_r - 1 Child
  j_leg_r - 1 Child
  R_FOOT - 0 Child
  L_SKIN - 0 Child

Here is a model file -https://www.sendspace.com/file/hkuhpy

Here is the animation structure

i think its a simple animation format. What makes it simple is that the content of the fmo file contains name of the bone,after bone comes their corresponding animation.



I'm attaching some animation files here -https://www.sendspace.com/file/qdn7ro

It would be great if someone helps out on this. If this is possible i can make custom animations for the game.

looks like most of your post was plucked right from this thread
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=13978

why so many threads on same format, research will get buried or overlooked

Noesis fml script by Gh0stBlade is here btw, no need for external filehost
viewtopic.php?p=117176#p117176

AceWell wrote:looks like most of your post was plucked right from this thread
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=13978

why so many threads on same format, research will get buried or overlooked

Noesis fml script by Gh0stBlade is here btw, no need for external filehost
viewtopic.php?p=117176#p117176

That was the model file,this is about the animations bro.

you'll have to find out what the data means - it's not too obvious: For translation/rotation we'd expect 3 or four floats; here it's only two (green).
Are the dwords (blue) the frame time? strange: 60, 76, 98, 124, 154, 176, 200, 216
Normally time offset is equal-distant.