Hello again, as nobody can get around Genki's strange compression method, I decided to rip Minato Mirai from Shutokou Battle Zone Of Control PSP (Street Supremacy). From what I know the mesh quality is exactly the same as in Shutokou Battle 0 (Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3) with the exception of lower res textures, which can be replaced at a later time.
Firstly, I tried with an older version of Ninjaripper (because newer ones won't even inject) with the combination of PPSSPP and the result was course segments had proper scaling and orientation, the only thing I had to do is move them together in 3DS Max with vertex snapping on. The only downside was that not all meshes were ripped, only about 80-90%. I can extract meshes and textures (with inverted blue and red channel) 100% the 3D Ripper DX way though:
The problem comes in when attaching different segments together, as 3D Ripper DX extracts data corresponding to the angle you take the ingame capture at. You have to rotate to match the other segment properly.
My question is, how can I rotate 2 objects so that they snap to each other perfectly? I'm a total noob at 3DS Max btw, I use it mainly for import-export purposes. I really like the way SketchUp does it, it's possible to snap vertex to vertex while rotating so the outcome is 100% accurate, but it messes the whole material library up. Is there such a way in 3DS Max?
I can take the boring, it'll take a while but when I finish I'll post the model somewhere, that's why i want it to be perfect.
edit: grammar
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