Well looks like manual unwrapping then

A rez file sounds very much like a lithtech engine game. So most likely try winrez LT studio. Also considering it's a korean FPS, on lithtech I'm assuming it will also use the LTB format for models and DTX for textures. The textures can be converted easily, just google for DTXconvert. as to the mode...

Hello, I've recently been trying to decompile models from Combat arms (a lithtech talon based game). I seem to be able to get quite far, actually getting a working model into max. Sadly one of the steps I have to use completely removes the UVW coords. The thing is, I have to move the model from and ...

sorry for such a massive necro. I'm just curious, did anyone have any success of getting the files into something normal with the information contained here?

ons/badges/other simple textures: Largely DXT3 .dds files, greyscale alpha channel is used for simple transparency. White is solid, black is transparent in alpha channel. .abp Text files. Appears to have been used for pointing to model, animation and texture files in previous games using the engine...

if anyone wants, I got the sm3 files out already. sadly I don't seem to recognise anything but what I presume is a linked bone structure in the hex. assuming that that starts here [MakeRootNode].....Enable = true.....InitPos = DC_Root.....;[MakeRootNode].....;Enable = true.....;UseAbsPos = true........

I've been trying to open Jericho model files for a while now. I strongly presume that it comes in two files - sm3 and psx. The sm3 seems to define the lod group, textures and most likely the mesh data itself. The psx seems to be probably attached to the animation files which are cm3's There also see...