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Works fine. Havn't checked v1.4.1?

Bigchillghost wrote:Works fine.

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Havn't checked v1.4.1?

Oh...actually I wanted to but was unable to download it yesterday.It said "You are not authorised to download this".
But one question how did you got the parts at correct positions?I mean in my rip the doors and wing is hanging somewhere else at a different place.

taruncreation wrote:But one question how did you got the parts at correct positions?I mean in my rip the doors and wing is hanging somewhere else at a different place.

Just rotate the dummy bones of the doors towards the corresponding directions by 220 degrees, or simply set the rotations along y axis to their opposite. Apply similar operations on the rest of them. In Max with angle snap toggled it's a lot easier.

Hi there,
In the latest update the zip is password protected.Any way to bypass it??

I wouldn't know. Tried skipping the password directly?

The graphic files are not encrypted. Use the lastest version of the Zip64Unpacker.

How to download your tool ?
(I am very new to this community)

How can I unzip the Android obb?

Hello, Author, which key should I press to smooth these surfaces? It looks like the converted model is terrible. Could you help me ? Thanks.

And errors in PVR files

First thing first, tool updated to v1.4.3!

Changes:
1. The normal vectors in later version is now supported, meshes having no normals will still look the same;
2. Added inner batch process options to the config file, which is much faster. Don't turn it on if you need the drag & drop procedure only.

Since I still couldn't figure out the non-linear encoding of this 2-byte normals format, I just came up with another space-consuming but effective solution: generating a normals mapping database from this encoding, to an earlier game version. Therefore, it makes the tool much heavier so I have to split it into 2 parts to overcome the 256KB limitation. Here, it's just for the normals mapping database.

The normals in this database are resampled from the earlier version as signed-8-bit integers. They are mapping to the new format by considering the 2-byte normals as an unsigned-16-bit little-endian index. So for a 2-byte normal vector encoded as 01 00, you should be looking for the second element in this database. If anyone is interested in it and feel like to figure out the encoding, be my guest. I'm just glad that I don't have to worry about it any more.

Unfortunately, this configuration of Enable Mesh Quadifier does not work.

the tool works good...

the UV channels work too. FBX import and render with 3ds Max 2016. Smoothing in mesh is okay ...
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this work in Asphalt: Street Storm Racing??

A new update of A9 is out but looks like it's using Unity files now...