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Editing some other files with hex editor
At the moment I'm sometimes aligning to 8 and sometimes to 16 bytes, not sure whats up with that.. I made some progress with the bones, although at the moment it only works a few models and even on these it's still not perfect: (As you can see, for some reason the leg influences the hair, but...- CJay
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- Forum: Saints Row: The Third
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Editing some other files with hex editor
Yeah, it starts at 0x800, I kinda got it mixed up there.. I'd love to release the code but currently it's a huge mess, since I started writing that thing without really knowing much about the format, so a lot of trash piled up over time.. Once I figure out how the bones work I'll probably rework...- CJay
- Post #37
- Forum: Saints Row: The Third
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Editing some other files with hex editor
I don't think so, I didn't quiet follow what the maxscript did, I never got it to work either. If you look at position 0x801 in the file shaundi.ccmesh_pc you'll find a list of 28*4 dwords, each of these 28 entries represent parts of the model and their LOD's. One of the values is the starting...- CJay
- Post #34
- Forum: Saints Row: The Third
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Editing some other files with hex editor
I looked at the model format over the last few days, I already got some stuff working, including UV-coords and Normals (For those interested, the normals are stored in the 3 bytes after the position floats, so only 1 byte for each axis) Obligatory screenshot: (Textures don't get loaded yet...- CJay
- Post #32
- Forum: Saints Row: The Third