Looking for a program that can save .x files in this version

[Troopermanaic]

Does anyone know where I could find a 3d editor that could save .X files with the

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xof 0302bin 0064

header?

[finale00]

A program that saves in binary directx...

Been awhile since I looked at microsoft's 3D stuff. Presumably they have their own program that allows you to export in their format >.>

[Troopermanaic]

there is many programs that allow to save in their format but I need this one in specific. Even a plugin would suffice.

what all that means above is

xof= magic number 03=major number 02= minor number bin= binary 0064= 64bit floats

[Acewell]

I have several programs that can export to this format with that same header but the the last 4 numbers are always a 32 bit floating-point value with no option to change it to 64. I guess they are determined by the OS architecture from which the file was exported on.

[chrrox]

the 64 means it uses 64 bit floats why would you want that?
also any game should be able to read 3d bit floats if they have a proper .x reader.
what game are you trying to mod?

[Troopermanaic]

UC gundam online, it uses modified .x files in 64bit floats. I have to modify the data manually after generation but I have already gotten it to work once... kinda.

Here is a 32bit float file "sphere" modified in the client


Doesn't look so good and the terrain kinda molded in with it. I tried instead trying a 64bit file with the 0303 major and minor but they didnt show up in the client, they did crash it afterwards after removing the transformations so I know it works "it also generates an error report about the mesh name so I know it works" Plain and simple the minor needs to be 02 and that simply cannot be hand written.

[chrrox]

the direct x sdk should have a tool to convert the model to 64 bit i would look there first.

[Troopermanaic]

I already have the SDK, it doesn't convert in the .x format I need.

[finale00]

lol maybe you can send a message to microsoft.
...but I think they've already dropped support for .x files?