Well, to import .bdae models you should write import script by yourself.

I tried .pak files from android version of Iron Man 3, and they works perfectly. I guess .pak format from IOS version of the game is different then.

EDIT: From android version you can easy get meshes and import them in 3ds max for example.

To extract Iron Man 3 .pak files you could use dragon unpacker http://www.elberethzone.net/dup-news.html

I your case use something like this to append UV's

append uv_array([p15,p14,0]/32767)

Then your UV's will look like that, and it should work fine (don't have any texture to test though)

Did you try Noesis?

You are welcome To say truth I bought Star Trek because I thought it could be a normal game and because of models, wanted to lay my hands on them, no luck with that

Sad to tell, but yes, game sucks so bad. As for models, after extraction they have .fbx extension, but they are not in .fbx format I guess they are compressed or even encrypted, do you need sample textures too or just skel meshes?

I could send you samples, do you still need them?

Yes, I positioned them manually in 3ds max.

Karpati, thanks you very much for help Everything works perfect now, I know .k2mp it's container with a lot of models inside. Texture are straight .dds but also grouped in .k2mp file.

I'm trying to figure out .k2mp model format. I have problem with face indices, maybe someone could help me with them? Here's sample character file http://www.mediafire.com/?8cew8426adpzbw8 And here's basic script for this file, it loads sword model. Thanks in advance. fname = getOpenFileName \ capti...

Сhrrox, could you please add support for NeverDead .xpr transparency textures? .xpr normal maps works great, don't know why these ones are not. Here are some samples.

Thanks you so much chrrox Now I can look at model format, textures a straight .dds

Sure, no problem http://www.mediafire.com/?cxr31lfd56ak8mq

Thank you very much chrrox . It helped with the sword mesh, will try with other models.

EDIT: Works fine, guess I found where are UV's.