https://i.imgur.com/HyslZcu.png I was opening the dds file that Rawtex output, all black, it must not be that format. Wrong. Turns out that XnView doesn't support BC5. [roll] Plus the python module I was using ( https://github.com/K0lb3/tex2img ) didn't decode it properly. So both of those were wor...

Here's a texture I can't figure out:
https://mega.nz/file/IoYwGJra#YAjZVNlnM ... OXmxRlYpLY

The closest I got to making it look like something was decoding it as EAC-RG11.

I needs more of them brain percentages.


EDIT:
Did anyone do anything with SO5?
That looks possible.

I'm posting this in hopes someone can figure it out.
https://mega.nz/file/g5xEgI4T#LJro390SU ... 4ukAjxYtbk
They've done something to the vertex data.
Also, it seems to always have a 188 byte section at the beginning.

I've only extracted 2 files.
I used the -e option with QuickBMS to ignore errors.

https://github.com/wmltogether/CriPakTools/releases https://github.com/hellman/xortool xortool -l 4 -c 00 m3.asf #Ronco chunkinator comtype zstd get NAME basename string NAME += .asf idstring "SLZ" get VER byte get unk_0 long get dataSize long get unk_1 long get decompressed_size long set...

I think the best way to learn it would be by example.
Find some animation formats people have already figured out and written code for
and map it all out in a hex editor.

If it's anything like the first game, those zones have a bunch of sub-directories and the image bundles are scattered all over the place.
You'll have to search through them all.

This is as far as I got: https://github.com/f441c153191ce9c28c69 ... b54af/Test
Not sure what I'm doing wrong.

jooped wrote: ↑Wed Jul 03, 2019 8:49 am

TheDude wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2019 7:01 pm Am I the only one without hands?

That's because here gloves/hands are technically weapons that can be swapped out with two other versions, they are in another g1m file

I was wondering if that was the case. I didn't feel like scrounging around in RAM trying to find it.

Am I the only one without hands?

This is what you should see:

Press "m" to open the slate material editor then right-click on the material and select one of the 2 "show in viewport" options

Did you change the material so its visible in the viewport?