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Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-19-2015 Hello everyone, TrinitroMan is here once again. This time, I would like to try out that ripping as well, and there is no better way to start than a game that I am really enjoying playing: Touhou Sky Arena. Sadly, I have absolutely no idea, how to do that, and Google was not very helpful regarding that topic either (it only gave me the already existing model rips of Touhou Sky Arena, which are sadly incomplete). So I would really like to have some guidance regarding the model ripping (complete with textures, rigging for animations, and hopefully animations themselves) of Touhou Sky Arena. Like, for example, what programs should be used? Thanks in advance! RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-20-2015 https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xu3i6yvxfkxwlk5/AADrgw7bMQCIUc9Q3vtBFsa8a/fmt_TouhouSkyArena_mdl.py?dl=0 Noesis plugin RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-20-2015 Man, that's a big read. How do I make Python files work without having to download Python? And can I just replace the file names in Line 5 with the name of any other file in the game with no problems? Sorry, if these look like stupid questions, because I have never used Python before. Only MUGEN and Game Maker (and only recently, I'm trying to learn flash coding by modding a flash game). RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-23-2015 It's for Noesis (a model viewer/exporter), which I linked in my previous post. You just put that python file in the noesis\plugins\python and run the program, navigate to your file and export the model. RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-24-2015 Thanks, just tried it out. Sadly, Noesis is giving me an error: "Import error: no module named Sanae3d.Sanae" RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-24-2015 http://puu.sh/hp2iv.7z Try and put this folder in the noesis\plugins\python folder RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-24-2015 Okay, just did it. Now, Noesis at least does not give me any errors. However, I don't know, which files I actually have to open with Noesis... I thought I have to open the GPK files in the Data folder, but nope. RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-25-2015 Code: get FILES long RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-26-2015 I'm sorry, but this script is giving me errors of multiple kinds and never extracts anything. RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-26-2015 Could you please mention what errors it's printing out? RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-26-2015 It keeps on telling me that there is an incomplete input file whenever I use the EXE or any of the DAT or FAC files in the Settings folder as the input file. And when I try to use one of the GPK files in the Data folder, it tells me it's "impossible to write 0x95b70c45 bytes". RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-28-2015 It only works on mesh.gpk and texture.gpk RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-28-2015 Okay, just did that with the Mesh.gpk file. I now have a bunch of MDL files. However, none of that seems to be the actual character models. Only effects (at least based on the file names). RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TGE - 04-28-2015 Have you tried loading them? RE: Touhou Sky Arena - How to rip models from there? - TrinitroMan - 04-29-2015 I would, if I could, but they are MDL files, and noesis can neither view them nor export them to OBJ files that can be viewed with Blender. However, I did take a look at the textures, and they pretty much gave the identity away: They are just character-related objects like cards, knifes, or Alice' dolls. |