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The Dead Space 2 script works now.

However, I have no clue how to make the textures properly worked. The RIG zipper textures come in blue, yellow, orange, red, pink and violet colors. As well as there is this file called "Healthbargradient", which has red, yellow and light blue colors.

In Dead Space 2 and 3, the RIG's kind of like glow and change colors constantly, but I'm pretty sure that is something the game has, not the model.

you must remember that some textures will look different when viewed outside
the game because they are used along with shaders inside the game.

anyway, i played around with the L8A8 texture data and have done my best
with the information i gathered from here
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... er_content
i'm not a programmer so i don't know if my interpretation is 100% correct
but i updated the script again with minor changes to the L8A8 format

AceWell wrote:you must remember that some textures will look different when viewed outside
the game because they are used along with shaders inside the game.

anyway, i played around with the L8A8 texture data and have done my best
with the information i gathered from here
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/librar ... s.85).aspx
i'm not a programmer so i don't know if my interpretation is 100% correct
but i updated the script again with minor changes to the L8A8 format

Now some of the DS1 RIG textures appear either as red or just completely transparent :/

MaZTeR wrote:Now some of the DS1 RIG textures appear either as red or just completely transparent :/

show me what you think they are supposed to look like

AceWell wrote:

MaZTeR wrote:Now some of the DS1 RIG textures appear either as red or just completely transparent :/

show me what you think they are supposed to look like

Okay here's how it is supposed to look like:

https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t= ... st51250212

except it is supposed to be blue.

In-game, the health bar and the stasis are supposed to look like this:

MaZTeR wrote:Okay here's how it is supposed to look like:
https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t= ... st51250212
except it is supposed to be blue.

the image posted there is incorrect, even if it was blue, which it isn't no matter how
you arrange the channels, it still has a gradient. and the header states rgba8 so that's
how the script is set to read it.

MaZTeR wrote:In-game, the health bar and the stasis are supposed to look like this:

i don't know what i'm supposed to be looking at here, but if you mean
that light greenish color, you could make that yourself in image editor in 2 seconds.
and i'm pretty sure game shaders work with the texture there to make an effect work.
nothing more i can do here, enjoy!

AceWell wrote:

MaZTeR wrote:Okay here's how it is supposed to look like:
https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t= ... st51250212
except it is supposed to be blue.

the image posted there is incorrect, even if it was blue, which it isn't no matter how
you arrange the channels, it still has a gradient. and the header states rgba8 so that's
how the script is set to read it.

MaZTeR wrote:In-game, the health bar and the stasis are supposed to look like this:

i don't know what i'm supposed to be looking at here, but if you mean
that light greenish color, you could make that yourself in image editor in 2 seconds.
and i'm pretty sure game shaders work with the texture there to make an effect work.
nothing more i can do here, enjoy!

Alright, well, thanks

Can anyone help me with this script?

http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scrip ... portimport

Whenever I try to run the import option, I get a syntax error called:

"Syntax error: at end of script, expected end of string
In line #C:\BlaBlaBla\CharacterModelName\BlaBla\0120_mesh_shadereyer_dism_files\\0120_mesh_shadereyer.obj"

It started doing this about week ago after I was importing some characters from the first Dead Space. And I have no clue how to fix this. It gives me this error every time I open that import script.

I have redownloaded the script maybe 10 times with the same result. I need that script as 3D max for some reason does not support importing multiple files by default.

here's a simple solution for processing multiple files in maxscript:
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=10744&p=110490&hil ... le#p110490

shakotay2 wrote:here's a simple solution for processing multiple files in maxscript:
viewtopic.php?f=13&t=10744&p=110490&hil ... le#p110490

I'm kinda newby, how do I set that up? Creating just a 3D max script doesn't work with that.

As you can see from the "resulting listener output" it worked.

You've to change the path (K:\\...) so that it points to your model files' folder, of course and set the model_type.

shakotay2 wrote:As you can see from the "resulting listener output" it worked.

You've to change the path (K:\\...) so that it points to your model files' folder, of course and set the model_type.

Just that? Okay I'll try it later.

killercracker wrote:Iv'e also made a script for dead space 2-3 long ago. Everything's working except the skinning. I never could figure it out but its better than starting from scratch.

I don't know if you'll respond but from what i have messed around with different skeletons, it seems that the script is only using the red weights and is missing the other colored weights. If that gets fixed by just adding the other colors, you don't have to further mess around with the skeleton. Everything that is read in the envelope editor is fine as they are, the parts that have no color but should have need to be fixed

If all weights are red it's couldn't be correct, as far as I remember dead space games using 4 bones and 4 weights per vertex, maybe all 4 are rarely used but not one bone+weight for sure xD

zaramot wrote:If all weights are red it's couldn't be correct, as far as I remember dead space games using 4 bones and 4 weights per vertex, maybe all 4 are rarely used but not one bone+weight for sure xD

No it's not all red, I'll send picturse of how it looks like and how it should look like with some tweakings.