The Last of Us Model/Animation Tools (PS4)

[roodythepoo]

This is an excellent tool, thanks!

I am new at this, but how do I view models from Luxox's thread ( viewtopic.php?f=10&t=15801 )? The smaller < 10mb files work fine on the tool, but the 300mb file does not work.

Just not sure how to work the pak files

[akderebur]

This is an excellent tool, thanks!

I am new at this, but how do I view models from Luxox's thread ( viewtopic.php?f=10&t=15801 )? The smaller < 10mb files work fine on the tool, but the 300mb file does not work.

Just not sure how to work the pak files

The viewer works for separate actor50 files (characters, props etc). That common file is a collection of bunch of stuff from the game and it won't open with this tool. I am even not sure if there are models in it, it contains mostly textures for different models. Even if there is mesh data in it, this tool won't be able to load it.

[daemon1]

I wanted to take a look at this.

[daemon1]

Finally got the bones working. It took long: almost whole day.

[volfin]

nice , so you're pulling this from original data?

[akderebur]

Finally got the bones working. It took long: almost whole day.

Nice to see that you managed to read the skeleton data. Did you take a look at the animation files?

[daemon1]

nice , so you're pulling this from original data?

Yes.

Did you take a look at the animation files?

Not yet.

[Wobble]

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[daemon1]

You can identity a lot of data in these files, but with all the offsets being screwed up, I find it to be a complete time waster.

That's why I'm here I can do things nobody else can do. I've seen this many times: first it looks like madness, but then, when you find the answer, it seems so obvious.

p.s. I already found how to fix the offsets.

[Wobble]

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[chrrox]

just print this info and it becomes easy to read the file.

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	info3 = []
	bs.seek(info2[1], NOESEEK_ABS)
	for a in range(0, info2[2]):
		info3.append(bs.read(endian + "2HI"))
	#for a in range(0, info2[2]):
	#	print(("0x%0.10X" % info3[a][2]))
	texList = []
	matList = []
	for a in range(0, header[3]):
		bs.seek(info1[a][0], NOESEEK_ABS)
		print(bs.tell())
		info4 = bs.read(endian +  "4I2H")
		info5 = []
		print("Group" + str(a))
		for b in range(0, info4[5]):
			info5.append(bs.read(endian + "4I"))
			#for c in range(0, 4):
			#	print(("0x%0.10X" % info5[b][c]))
		for b in range(0, info4[5]):
			bs.seek(info1[a][0] + info5[b][0], NOESEEK_ABS)
			mainStr = bs.readString()
			#print(mainStr)
			bs.seek(info1[a][0] + info5[b][2], NOESEEK_ABS)
			info6 = bs.read(endian + "8I")
			bs.seek(info1[a][0] + info6[0], NOESEEK_ABS)
			mainStr = bs.readString()
			bs.seek(info1[a][0] + info6[2], NOESEEK_ABS)
			typeStr = bs.readString()
			print(str(b), mainStr, " - ", typeStr, str(info1[a][0] + info5[b][2]))

[daemon1]

just print this info and it becomes easy to read the file.

Oh, it was all in the script? Then I completely can't understand why so many people here was unable to correct the offsets, having all this information.

[volfin]

no, that code is new, wasn't in the script.

[Wobble]

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[daemon1]

I'm gonna make a free tool to extract models with bones and a new video tutorial explaining how to research such a format. This I think will be interesting, because it will show how one thing leads to another, and how step by step you can explore the whole file.