it's a 2049 x 2049 x 16 bit greyscale. edit: stupid mistake i made. :D i tried and failed to export it to full precision dds. and i got no viewer that supports whether dx10 or 16 bit per channel. microshit (visual studio) doesn't even wanna open their own f*cking format. :x 16-bit grey is hard to di...

yes. the noesis plugins are for the console data format. only the models work. format was not changed, obviously.

you can extract the earc files with this script -> https://zenhax.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t ... =80#p32136

got the files and noesis upgrade. added a format (seems to be BC7) that might come in handy.

and i still can't tackle the material assignment. closed source.

holy sh!t. the rigs are awesome sauce. /sarcasm nice grope bones tho.

ehh. well... ofc you can't read those materials with the texture loader. and you gotta remove the "noesis.logPopup()" line. seems i forgot that. :mrgreen: and... no... i won't puzzle materials. are they even usable or extractable by noesis? i dunno. i don't care. those files are shader bla...

updated: currently should support dxt1, dxt3, dxt5, bc4, bc5, bc6, bc7. i don't have samples, so... dxt3 and bc6 formats are just good guesses.

hell yeah. the proper head loop wasn't that hard. the fpass are crisscross spaghetti conditions. i could barely assemble the reverse logic. sorta magic stuff. it's nice and compact tho. awesome sauce.

enjoy your zombie

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given the trouble i had right now... just have the model. :] https://i.imgur.com/xINHA5X.jpg http://www.mediafire.com/file/z90cm41m24k9q6r/cumi.rar includes blender obj and fbx and textures and normal maps. I'm sure you don't need the textures for printing, but... can be used as reference. maybe you...

and unshuffled this bitch, ps2 style. :] you gotta do the pointer dance. ah yes that works great! thanks :D it seems i didn't do that palette unshuffle thing and was getting some pixelated areas, is that a standard procedure in parsing PS2 textures? :) i assume yes. and it's only on 8-bit textures....

so, i got lost to convert back my edited image to .TEX, i have to use the same program? no, you have to break it back down to paletted data and retwiddle to rebuild it, i can't help with this. i tried making a Noesis python script to open the TEX files but i can't get the result like the one in &qu...

just NO.

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given that the dds header are predictable zeroes, it seems to be a 64-bit encoding with a 0x40 chunk size, where the 'chiffre' is modulated. i'm not into cracking encodings either tho. just can tell obvious hex patterns.

it got brembos on it.

So yeah, its not the same for everyone, it depends what you have bought from Origin. must also depend on game version. While I think data folder must not change with updates, but you never know. it does change. on swbf2 it added a3 and s1 folders (with levels inside - lil messy folder structure). a...

not exactly a version thing, but the fourcc flag. and i'm sure you didn't just change that on a whim.

for future hex posts please get into a habit of exposing 16 bytes aligned per line. every other randomness is very hard to read.