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Can someone help me rip the Mushroom Kingdom Adventure Mode level model?
- Thread starter MFMAXY
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Achilles1515
Smash Master
No one knows how to do this.
Achilles1515
Smash Master
Nothing. It's just like all the other stages. Model hacking is non-existent for Melee at the moment. Read the "Adding New Characters" thread on this forum.
MFMAXY
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Oh, I'm not looking to replace the model, I'm trying to rip it from the game, make some adjustments in 3ds max, and import it into Project M. I know it's possible to rip other models from the game, so I was curious if someone could teach me to rip the stage.
MagicScrumpy
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It isn't yet. Trust us.
MFMAXY
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so how are models for stages like fountain of dreams ripped? i'm feeling like i'm confusing myself. i'm not trying to edit the stage, i'm trying to export it from melee as a model?
hell the toad that appears in the background of this level was ripped from the game
am i dense? is there something un-rippable about models from adventure mode, because its clearly possible to rip character and stage models.
i even have found the .dat file that contains the mushroom kingdom stuff, i'm pretty sure
this cant be done with a 3d printscreen ripping program or anything?
Achilles1515
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MFMAXY
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messaged him on this site and messaged a few people on the models resource. anybody else that might point me in the right direction? better way to contact him?@Tcll is the only one who can offer you any sort of knowledge on the topic. I have no idea what he has to say about those other models.
Tcll
Smash Lord
from your PM:
it's incredibly tedious as the output is basically nothing but OpenGL functions, but it's the only thing I've been able to get working... heh
other than that, the subject of 3D model ripping is incredibly shady and there's alot being kept in the dark for some reason, I've seen a few of those said models "ripped from Melee", however, I see no evidence to back it...
there is a Pichu rip I think someone may have re-rigged and textured using an OBJ export from one of my past builds of UMC, but I'm not certain...
so far as knowledge goes, I'm the only one who seems to have a decent converter... well... in the works,
I did say a past build, butthe most recent thing I have released can't quite export certain things properly...
at this very moment I'm working on fixing up bone calculations when importing,
but as for the DAT format, very few stages don't import properly, if they import at all...
here's the best I've been able to do:
^that's literally all that imports.
target test stages import much better:
have you tried OGLE??
it's incredibly tedious as the output is basically nothing but OpenGL functions, but it's the only thing I've been able to get working... heh
other than that, the subject of 3D model ripping is incredibly shady and there's alot being kept in the dark for some reason, I've seen a few of those said models "ripped from Melee", however, I see no evidence to back it...
there is a Pichu rip I think someone may have re-rigged and textured using an OBJ export from one of my past builds of UMC, but I'm not certain...
so far as knowledge goes, I'm the only one who seems to have a decent converter... well... in the works,
I did say a past build, butthe most recent thing I have released can't quite export certain things properly...
at this very moment I'm working on fixing up bone calculations when importing,
but as for the DAT format, very few stages don't import properly, if they import at all...
here's the best I've been able to do:
^that's literally all that imports.
target test stages import much better:
Tcll
Smash Lord
well this thing just refreshed my memory:
http://brian-horning.com/google-earth-to-obj-using-glintercept/
I forgot, along with the GL function call-list, there was also an OBJ export.
although I wouldn't recommend replacing your system's opengl32.dll with OGLE
just place OGLE (renamed opengl32.dll) in your app's directory and it should work just as well
(the priority searches the app directory before the system directory)
just keep in mind, this works with OpenGL, not DirectX
EDIT: OT:
btw, I just want to state, I hate DirectX with a passion:
- it's NOT cross-platform, not matter how many interfaces attempt to implement it (Wine included)
- it's pre-mature meaning you have to start from square one over and over again, where most of that stuff is done for you in OpenGL
- it's very conflicting and very glitchy when it comes to old vs new interfaces (DX9 will act up on a DX11 install)
(and of course we all know, if you use DX11, you're cutting out a 3rd of the world from using your program)
^being linux or WinXP like me
OpenGL has very few issues and is VERY programmer friendly, even for noob programmers, and works on just about anything.
(IntelGFX has many issues with their OpenGL implementations, including slower performance rates on some models)
heck even Nintendo's GX interface is almost a carbon copy bootleg of OpenGL.
suck on that Microsoft, with your crummy over-productive XNA framework
lol
Even linux runs it's graphical interfaces entirely with an OpenGL backend.
(this doesn't apply if you use a basic DE and window manager)
oh btw, I should mention MS's build of opengl32.dll is mostly a DX wrapper...
would be alot better if they used GDI which DX runs on.
http://brian-horning.com/google-earth-to-obj-using-glintercept/
I forgot, along with the GL function call-list, there was also an OBJ export.
although I wouldn't recommend replacing your system's opengl32.dll with OGLE
just place OGLE (renamed opengl32.dll) in your app's directory and it should work just as well
(the priority searches the app directory before the system directory)
just keep in mind, this works with OpenGL, not DirectX
EDIT: OT:
btw, I just want to state, I hate DirectX with a passion:
- it's NOT cross-platform, not matter how many interfaces attempt to implement it (Wine included)
- it's pre-mature meaning you have to start from square one over and over again, where most of that stuff is done for you in OpenGL
- it's very conflicting and very glitchy when it comes to old vs new interfaces (DX9 will act up on a DX11 install)
(and of course we all know, if you use DX11, you're cutting out a 3rd of the world from using your program)
^being linux or WinXP like me
OpenGL has very few issues and is VERY programmer friendly, even for noob programmers, and works on just about anything.
(IntelGFX has many issues with their OpenGL implementations, including slower performance rates on some models)
heck even Nintendo's GX interface is almost a carbon copy bootleg of OpenGL.
suck on that Microsoft, with your crummy over-productive XNA framework
lol
Even linux runs it's graphical interfaces entirely with an OpenGL backend.
(this doesn't apply if you use a basic DE and window manager)
oh btw, I should mention MS's build of opengl32.dll is mostly a DX wrapper...
would be alot better if they used GDI which DX runs on.
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