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Okay, that worked :D
i dont have the source anymore, so id have to rewrite it from scratch, but what you can do for now, is make a seperate brres, and export each models, then import them one at a time to the new brres, fix, export back to the original model, and do that for all the models. my program only does the first MDL0 it finds, so... >.< ugh... sorry about that
you could box in "bones" in the model preview xDBTW, 2 things.
1: Got Ammy working in brawlbox
2: The models gotten from Okami have bones that won't move the models. At all. Even in brawlbox.
So, that's a problem. (But the bone STRUCTURE looks fine, that is, the shape of the model.)
Also, the textures are just solid colors on flashing polygons in game >.>
Just because it's a Wii-exclusive game doesn't always mean it'll have MDL0. But it doesn't hurt to check.
I know, but I figure there is a much better chance that it'll have mdl0 if it is a wii exclusive. I'm in no way implying that I think all wii-exclusive games are mdl0. I already knew that wasn't true.
He cant in the collision editor. That ammy is 4 models, wings, tail, head, body. he'd have to post a picture of one of those to show bones
yes you can in collision editor o.oHe cant in the collision editor. That ammy is 4 models, wings, tail, head, body. he'd have to post a picture of one of those to show bones
Going back to this... Yes, it does have MDL0. The problem is finding the MDL0s you're looking for, considering that everything's packed in the "LINKDATA.BNS"... And the textures are some sort of stupid non-TEX0 format, so you'll have no choice but to manually dump their textures using Dolphin. Either way, the character models/weapons start as "0_0", and go up to "10_0", etc..
The same way you would get any other animations to work. Preview the animation in the model previewer, change the max frames to the amount the animation has, and blank out the unknown values in the CHR0... At least, that's how I do it.
Since the models are compressed, and I had to do some trickery to get the Slime to show up, I'll send you its models when I return (which will be in about half an hour). Then I'll go send the rest of the character models for the ones who wanted them.I have a question.
How does one go about extracting the models from the iso of mario sports mix?
Because I have a need for the slime.
I personally use ProcessMemoryDumper, then I just open up the memory dump and search for "MDL0", case-sensitive. If it's not there, then it doesn't have MDL0.
I'll see if I can get 'em corrected and sent out sometime this week.
They're actually not compressed at all. Just open 'em up in a hex editor, and look for "bres" or "MDL0". Kinda like the models from Dragon Ball.
Oh, just like tht othr not-Dragonball game i got! Thnx!
They're in there, but you'll have to do a lot of searching for them, since there's a ton of BRRES files with just one animation. Talk about being unorganized...
Edit: found em. Multiple brres's in th .arc. Just searched mdl0!
You can change the model and maybe change the music.
That's really all you can change?You can change the model and maybe change the music.
I was really hoping to do more with that item...
Haven't gotten a chance to yet, sorry. I'll see if I can within the next few days.
Since I still have it on my computer, I'll check later on, too. I don't think it does, but ya never know.
I doubt it. But, it doesn't hurt to check. (And I'll check Sonic and the Secret Rings while I'm at it.)
You're gonna need to actually extract the files before you can look through 'em. The Wii games have encrypted ISOs, so what you find in the ISO may not be part of one of the files.Hey, wouldn't you technically be able to open up an ISO in a hex editor and check the entire ISO for a trace of MDL0 or do you actually have to go through each individual file to find if it's mdl0 or not?
Well I tried the method I just asked and I found this in Dragonball Z budokai 3 or whatever it's actually called for the wii. I also found it a few more times through-out the iso. Does this mean anything or is it just random data that says mdl0 in the iso?
