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Szkaradek123 wrote:Hi
Here is blend file for import models from gmd files (Yakuza 5).
It requires to install Blender version 249b (32 bit) and Python 2.6.6.(32 bit).
Doubleclick file "Blender249.blend" and in Text Window press alt+p to run script.
Select file with *.gmd and press import.
Script import geometry, uv ,weights for vertex and bones.
Not all bones are joined.

Szkaradek123 wrote:Hi
Here is blend file for import models from gmd files (Yakuza 5).
It requires to install Blender version 249b (32 bit) and Python 2.6.6.(32 bit).
Doubleclick file "Blender249.blend" and in Text Window press alt+p to run script.
Select file with *.gmd and press import.
Script import geometry, uv ,weights for vertex and bones.
Not all bones are joined.

Szkaradek123 wrote:Hi
Here is blend file for import models from gmd files (Yakuza 5).
It requires to install Blender version 249b (32 bit) and Python 2.6.6.(32 bit).
Doubleclick file "Blender249.blend" and in Text Window press alt+p to run script.
Select file with *.gmd and press import.
Script import geometry, uv ,weights for vertex and bones.
Not all bones are joined.

Tosyk wrote:Szkaradek123, thanks for the script!
please look at this file. Blender loads armature and first (?) object but gives me an error on the rest.
http://www.mediafire.com/download/dro5j ... 020_cmn.7z

p.s.: it's a vehicle judging by the textures.

EDIT: here's a props models:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/se5hu ... reactor.7z

EDIT2: I noticed that some characters looses second uv channel which used for normal maps. is there a way to import them?

Szkaradek123 wrote:Please don't use portable software only installed. Or copy all files (replace old newGameLib with new) to folder with blender.exe .
But i prefer to install Blender version 32 bit and Python 2.6.6. 32 bit.

Szkaradek123 wrote:Please don't use portable software only installed. Or copy all files (replace old newGameLib with new) to folder with blender.exe .
But i prefer to install Blender version 32 bit and Python 2.6.6. 32 bit.

eddiehimself wrote:The old noesis script can import the geometry for most non-character models, but there's no UV mapping

		if fvfInto[i][8] == 0x44:
			rapi.rpgBindUV1BufferOfs(VertBuff, noesis.RPGEODATA_HALFFLOAT, fvfInto[i][4], (fvfInto[i][4] - 8))
		if fvfInto[i][8] == 0xF4:
			rapi.rpgBindUV1BufferOfs(VertBuff, noesis.RPGEODATA_HALFFLOAT, fvfInto[i][4], (fvfInto[i][4] - 12))

and 3 sets of identical geometry baked down into a single mesh, which obviously means a hell of a lot of work if you want to get it into a decent looking model.

eddiehimself wrote:2. The normal maps use the same UV coordinates as the diffuse, specular and AO maps, but some materials use mini repeating bump/diffuse/spec maps on top to give them more detail. It's just a case of scaling them down and adding them on top.

shakotay2 wrote:

eddiehimself wrote:The old noesis script can import the geometry for most non-character models, but there's no UV mapping

talking about gmd.py from exactly 4 years ago? Then that's not the whole truth.
There's UV mapping, but not for all meshes.

And adding the type 0xF4 to the script like such will show up more UV maps:

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		if fvfInto[i][8] == 0x44:
			rapi.rpgBindUV1BufferOfs(VertBuff, noesis.RPGEODATA_HALFFLOAT, fvfInto[i][4], (fvfInto[i][4] - 8))
		if fvfInto[i][8] == 0xF4:
			rapi.rpgBindUV1BufferOfs(VertBuff, noesis.RPGEODATA_HALFFLOAT, fvfInto[i][4], (fvfInto[i][4] - 12))

(You're required to replace some weird #QNAN0 strings (not a number) in the exported obj file by 0, though. Didn't dig deeper into this, but for a1020_6.gmd, SM 41, vertex count: 1865 there's about 4062 of those QNANs, two of them per vt line, for g 41 166x2.)

a1020_6-uvs_type_F4.jpg

and 3 sets of identical geometry baked down into a single mesh, which obviously means a hell of a lot of work if you want to get it into a decent looking model.

could you give more detailed infos about this, please?