Oh and I upload a rigged model if you wanna take a look at it. Texture is kind kind of weird because its supposed to have a procedural material.
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Exanima 3D models, unknown format
Re: Exanima 3D models, unknown format
I wonder what this data between the UV indices and the triangles is supposed to be? I cant find the length so I can skip it over with my script.
Oh and I upload a rigged model if you wanna take a look at it. Texture is kind kind of weird because its supposed to have a procedural material.
Oh and I upload a rigged model if you wanna take a look at it. Texture is kind kind of weird because its supposed to have a procedural material.
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Re: Exanima 3D models, unknown format
Read here:
It's the same as the "posIndices", but you should check other files to make sure of that.Bigchillghost wrote: ↑Fri Jul 30, 2021 1:57 am The overall layout of the geo data is as following:Code: Select all
byte positions[(maxPositionIdx+1)*12] ... word posIndices[maxVertexIdx+1] word uvIndices[maxVertexIdx+1] word posIndices_instance2[maxVertexIdx+1] ... word faceIndices[(maxFaceIdx+1)*3]
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