I've recently discovered that VGMTrans can play the sequenced music from these files. https://github.com/magcius/vgmtrans/releases When you load the .brsar file, you get a load of instruments, sequences, etc. I saved the instrument set as Soundfont2 and the Sequences as MIDI, and use a MIDI plugin f...

The .ogg files don't have any filenames stored, so you can just rip them directly with something like DragonUnpacker, and they'll play fine.

Yeah, it's another one of those PS2 games that uses VIF tags within the data, so it's not a single uninterrupted block of vertex data. For example, in Vito, the first block has 0x33 vertex entries (the count in the VIF data at 0x55a52. The second block has 0x34 entries, etc. Always tricky working wi...

Yes, there's no padding on the faces, so that should be zero, and the faces type should be Short, then it'll work.

I used 3D Model Researcher - vertices start at 0x2354 (padding is 24 for Model Researcher) - 6141 entries

Face indices start at 0x382e8 - 13923 entries, triangle strips

That's the whole data for the model, but it's split up into smaller sub-meshes in the file.

I'm not sure yet of the full file layout, but this is the object from an initial test of the data. I'll have a proper look at it if I get some time.

The audio all seems to be in FSB5 format, so use this QuickBMS script to extract them.

Sorry for the 5 month late reply, never got notified of your reply :mrgreen: Did you extract the files from an archive first? If so, could you upload it, unless it's too big. If you really want to give it a go, here: https://mega.nz/file/7oNHzAaa#5LVaqCXUl6w7jljOd1V2uQrMlqEXQbg67ZvKC7Oat80 EDIT: Ju...

It doesn't look like a 'proper' MS CAB file, as you say. You can use the attached script to decompress the file. This only contains 1 file. I'm not sure if there are some archives with more than 1 file, so this might need updating in that case.

I've managed to analyse the format in a bit more detail, and I can now see the information for which vertex files are matched with the relevant face files - some vertex sections also use more than 1 face file. Those float tables near the start of the file seem to be skeleton data of some sort - stan...

The scale looks to be the 3 floats at offset 0x20 - they seem to match with Shakotay's info, but that could just be a coincidence!

Just a bit more info ... the very last block (688 in this case) contains the data on how to put all of the meshes together. If I can work it out, it should be scriptable (is that a word?). @shakotay - This file contains the x/z/y scale at the start as 0.96, 0.80, 2.25 (rounding down for simplicity),...

As usual, the best way is to upload the file in question for people to look at.

Have you tried Foobar with the vgmstream plugin?

I've had a look, but I'm not sure either. It's a bit of a weird format, but as Luigi says, sometimes if the format can't be worked out properly then you might need to extract the files manually with a hex editor.