Pretty much something like this:shakotay2 wrote:You need to toggle the upper right button to PtCld then press the 'mesh' button to get the point cloud displayed.
Basically in both 3df files you uploaded, there're only track models. The car you're looking for should be in other file.yohanc wrote:I want to rip the mini cooper from mr bean pc game
when you get helped.
I tried tristrip on some meshes too but they look weird.shakotay2 wrote:yeah, I see:
I'm curious about what the rest two floats represent. Another UV?shakotay2 wrote:(uvs maybe at offset 24, but look a little bit weird)
when you get helped. Overall impression of racing01 looks ok to me with tristrips chosen. The extra faces might indicate that those tracks have some submesh dividing (just a wild guess).Bigchillghost wrote:I tried tristrip on some meshes too but they look weird.
Seems the last float is always 1.0 (setting uvpos to 32, press go2)I'm curious about what the rest two floats represent. Another UV?
File SaveAs meshyohanc wrote:But how can I extract it into .obj
You'll need to search for the textures.and texture (.jpg or .tga)
I think it's very unlikely to be found in a track file.the mini cooper, is it inside the racing1.3df or racing2.3df file?
Own efforts are required; you won't get them served on a silver tray...P.S. I only need the mini cooper 3d model and textures
I have imported the racing1.obj into my blender, but the .obj, there are just tons of vertices/dots, there is no face in the .obj fileFile SaveAs mesh
But where can I find it? in the .3df file? or the .plf file? (BTW there is no other files)You'll need to search for the textures
too many files. Search for 'cooper' in the 3DF files using a hex editor which is capable of such.yohanc wrote:Here is another files, that I think there is a mini cooper in it.
read the tutorial,please ('tut' button)since I have no idea how to generate that .h20 file.
that's not correct.there is no face in the .obj file
and because of that there is no uv map too
There seem to be texture data at the end of the 3DF files; you could import the 3DF as raw file into gimp or irfanview. Display as 8 bit grayscale, for example.But where can I find it? in the .3df file? or the .plf file? (BTW there is no other files)
Using the hex2obj (I didn't see the "g submesh_x lines" in the software)? or blender?You could insert some g submesh_x lines into the obj file (each 500 face index lines for example, for x use 1 to 25 or such)
I have opened it using GIMP but it failed to openThere seem to be texture data at the end of the 3DF files; you could import the 3DF as raw file into gimp or irfanview. Display as 8 bit grayscale, for example
It's in there for sure. It takes 372 bytes for each entry, with parent entry beginning at 0x4ECC. The first submesh start at 0xB980, while the face buffer comes right after the vertex chunk(FVFsize = 32).yohanc wrote:But I believe it must be in the EXTRAS00.3DF.
Then ask people what you're confuse about. You cannot rely on others forever.yohanc wrote:I read your tutorial but I'm confuse, can you help me find the .h20 for the EXTRAS00.3DF?
when you get helped. when you get helped.I want to learn it but the tools is kinda advance for new user like me (I'm really clueless)
If you don't get familiar with the hex2obj tutorial you might try out similar other programs which might serve your needs better:yohanc wrote:it is advance tool, lots of newbie found it confusing too