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can someone help me with these models please?

the game runs under yeti engine the same that Ghost recon future soldier, the problem is all models looks weird (in ninja ripper and hex2obj) maybe the normal values for the mesh are in negative .

torso mesh.



maybe someone can create a 3ds max script or noesis script for import in correct form the models.

here some files

http://www.mediafire.com/download/r41rj ... object.rar

thanks

Same issue I've run into. I can get a close resemblance to the shape, but there are always quite a number of verts that are all over the place.

I haven't had much time recently to get back into this, but I also haven't figured out what's causing the problem.

It would be great if someone else could maybe tell us what's going on.

--MDA

it looks like the data is not 16 byte aligned. are these files extracted properly?

I used the bms script from aluigi for extract the yeti.big file.
if I use ninja ripper or intel gpa the models looks in the same form

http://aluigi.altervista.org/papers/bms/yeti_ybig.bms


a guy called rarefacer has modify the max script for import ninjaripper *.rip files with normal values in negative but he lost the script

http://th02.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/f/2 ... 7r4rhi.jpg

this format will require some fiddling, I guess. This is what I got from m_GRO-COM01-Helm03_PC_00000001: The point cloud (button noPtC -> PtCld) is giving flat shapes only so the parameters I chose (or the cutting done by hex2obj) may be wrong.
("cutting" means getting the maximum vertex value and subtracting its half value from all vertices of an axis, iirc)

edit: well, this is a strange proceeding, admitted, but it worked fine on Ratchet&Clank models, iirc.
But it should be replaced by some decent short conversion (view my next post).

The vertex count (4625) and the face index count (12441) might be stored at
0x002B: 11 12 00 00 and 0x0033: 99 30 00 00

You should ask this guy what he did with "vertex" values! They are shorts, which from what I've seen should be divided /32767.0 and something more I guess.

EDIT: Can you provide few NinjaRipper files/rips?

Luxox18, have you tried to rip models Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier? If yes, are they corrupted in the same way as from Ghost Recon Online?

sorry!

here are some models from Ghost Recon Future Soldier ripped with ninjaripper

http://www.mediafire.com/download/fm3u4 ... ripper.rar

Edit----

here are models from ghost recon online ripped with ninjaripper


http://www.mediafire.com/download/z5kdo ... online.rar

Hi guys! I founded this forum and my experience with Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, was dissapointing in the extractions process. I'm not a script, codding or development expert, but triying and triying, i founded a way, not to extract entirely models, but yes to reconstruct them (only character models).

I had a little modified Ninja Ripper script (i lost it a year ago formatting my pc), result of that triying and triying with the extracted Ninja ripper files, but it just could return to a manipulable shape the "squizzed" meshes.



Then, i start a rebuilding process manually working purely with 3ds Max skills.









And so... This is my final results





(Photo album link https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 260&type=3)


I just need a better resolution textures, Ninja Ripper can't extract high resolutions, just the two main characters (Jhon Kozak and Ramírez from the initial mission) have highg resolution, and have a decent look. the other models have low resolutions like 512x512 and 1024x512 for full body and looks ugly in detail.

Luxox, i go to work in the online models published in the mf link, and please, continue extractions in Ninja Ripper formats, and xentax members, maybe, exist any way to extract the full resolution textures from yeti files? i tried with bms without results.

How can I rip some models with ninjaripper?

after having had a look at this again I'm not sure whether we have mesh data here.
For me it looks more like some kind of cubemapped uv data (just a wild guess):

Yeah, I got like this too when I use hex2obj or ninjaripper.

On another try I got this: How to expand these flattened coordinates?
For me it seems to be impossible without additional data - but where to search for it?

In the VB block of 32 bytes or in another file? - Guess: no.

The only possibility I could think of is that they use some kind of compression.
But I don't have a clue how to decompress the 2D vertices (on each plane of the cube) into 3D ones.

So a maybe solution is burried in Rarefacer's lost script, whatever.

Perhaps someone gets an idea from viewing the wavefront obj data:
http://www.uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1416019776

Some good news, I figured out Ghost Recon Phantoms and Future Soldier meshes I'm going to post script soon, just will do some tests to bring weights right

thanks for this and for your effort