I updated the version for Windows XP. Thank you! My last question is about uv’s. I can’t get right values with type Short_sign in MR Xp version. Is short_sign same type than WordUV or Short All in Hex2Obj which I can get right values for Uvs? First uv values should be vt 0.753769 0.968872 (Hex2Obj)...

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It is probably better to write about this in this topic, attaching the model file:
viewforum.php?f=16

GHFear, I am going to add animation support in the future. But everything is much more complicated there, a lot of data.

I updated the version for Windows XP.

There is a bug in Xp version of Model Researcher v2.4.2. My model is big endian and vertices is half-float and faces is short. Trying to toggle endian there is no effect and values doesn't change. Setting type to float endian change works properly. I don't know how it works in latest version v2.5 b...

The guy recorded a good video tutorials on extracting models.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZETrC4JjuY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dTkiEhttq4

Honkasumi wrote:Hi, can i extract models from apps from programs like nox or BlueStacks programs.

The ability to export depends on the format structure.

Update v2.5

- Added the ability to make a screenshot and a screenshot with information
- Fixed minor bugs

I will try to add the normal vectors in the next update.

Fiammanera628, Short is an integer data type that takes 2 bytes. The program divides vertices in this type by 256.

I think it's better to write scripts for Noesis, because not everyone has a Pro version. In addition, after adding animation support, the API functions may change slightly.

When the vertices are in Short, they are divided by 256. But in fact they can be transformed differently.

Fiammanera628, so what is the problem?

import mrp
f = mrp.get_bfile()
b = f.read(count).decode("utf-8")

Something like this)

There are more than 60 Python plugins here. Almost every plug-in has a code for unpacking the archive and extracting resources.
http://game-viewer.org/plugins.php

In the archive there is an exe-file and a source code in Python.
Run from the command line: unpack.exe <path to the archive>
You can also put the archives in the folder with the program and run unpack.exe.

https://yadi.sk/d/Je177tlM3Za4QV

The program has been updated. Update v2.4.2 - Finalized Hex-viewer. - In the "3D View" tab, a button is added to return the camera to its initial position (useful if you centered on the object with incorrect coordinates). - There was a version for Windows XP Pro version: - Added a Hex-View...

The vertex data is most likely stored in Short, but is divided not by 0xff, but by another number.