Pokémon Model Ripping Project

[Lilothestitch]

Look what I have imported into Super Smash Bros. Brawl as Stage Elements for my upcoming Spear Pillar Remake.

480 - Uxie


481 - Mesprit


482 - Azelf


483 - Dialga



484 - Palkia



487 - Giratina



488 - Cresselia


491 - Darkrai


493 - Arceus

[bittermelon]

Any ideas on how to tackle baking the layer maps on eyes that aren't their own object?
The eyes on the Clauncher model are attached to the body mesh and when I try to make its own UV map, the texture goes out of whack

[Amalgam Wildcard]

Anyone else had issues importing Regieleki (SV one) into Blender using the .trmdl tool? Gives some sort of Python error and then imports the skeleton without the mesh. Able to import it into 3DS Max fine, but then when I import the exported .fbx into Blender the .smd animations I export no longer fit and it comes out funky.

Like I can line up the skeletons EXACTLY, but the skeleton for the .smd file looks like it has smaller bones than the .trmdl file put into 3DS Max then exported to .fbx

[Amalgam Wildcard]

Also, what are the meshes/textures/materials for the different terastralizing forms and where are they found?

[Radical Charizard]

I was wondering can anyone rip the animations of the player trainer and the npc trainers in scarlet in violet?

Yeah, I can rip the trainer animations. Lately, I been using this nifty tool called Trinity Mod Loader to extract literally every file from the game. This tool is generally popular for modding Scarlet/Violet, but it's also surprisingly good at exporting files (such as .tranm)
For every model folder (such as "model_uq"), there was also an animation folder along with it (such as "motion_uq"). Random Talking Bush just never bothered to upload those motion folders for some reason.

In any case, I already extracted Every file from SV and put it in a compressed 7-zip folder. It's about 22.4 GB in total when you unzip it, but I'll leave a link here if you're still interested: https://mega.nz/folder/ThEFDRRC#Mmktq72Mz-nxCethlhdAjg
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The only downside is that I know how to turn these .tranm into usable .smd files, but the faces unfortunately stay pretty static. I honestly don't know much about how SV handles the faces and Shape Keys. https://files.catbox.moe/tlfq58.webm

*image*

If possible could you do this with Legends Arceus animations? I've been dying to get my hands on the animations for Kadabra and Alakazam but I can't get a rom to rip them myself due to having a new Switch.

[Zeeltix]

I was wondering can anyone rip the animations of the player trainer and the npc trainers in scarlet in violet?

Yeah, I can rip the trainer animations. Lately, I been using this nifty tool called Trinity Mod Loader to extract literally every file from the game. This tool is generally popular for modding Scarlet/Violet, but it's also surprisingly good at exporting files (such as .tranm)
For every model folder (such as "model_uq"), there was also an animation folder along with it (such as "motion_uq"). Random Talking Bush just never bothered to upload those motion folders for some reason.

In any case, I already extracted Every file from SV and put it in a compressed 7-zip folder. It's about 22.4 GB in total when you unzip it, but I'll leave a link here if you're still interested: https://mega.nz/folder/ThEFDRRC#Mmktq72Mz-nxCethlhdAjg
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The only downside is that I know how to turn these .tranm into usable .smd files, but the faces unfortunately stay pretty static. I honestly don't know much about how SV handles the faces and Shape Keys. https://files.catbox.moe/tlfq58.webm

*image*

If possible could you do this with Legends Arceus animations? I've been dying to get my hands on the animations for Kadabra and Alakazam but I can't get a rom to rip them myself due to having a new Switch.

Wondering this aswell but for legend arceus player animations, is it possible to get the trainer animations or maybe link a tutorial of how to rip them? Thanks!

[xavieER]

Posting this here for a bit of space, I may have found a starting point for the eyes in blender, but I haven't figured out how to get the eyes to move around to focus on a subject. Using the mix nodes in blender, I can set the individual layers of the eye to be the factor input telling the nodes what colors go where and the mix nodes to replace the individual layers of white to their appropriate locations. I have linked the blend file for anyone to play with below. I have a few ideas to use the separate RGB nodes to automate the process, but I will need to do some more experimenting to make sure it works on more than one Pokemon.

In the files for the SV models on the site there is a txt file that has details on what textures to use and where. On here, the layers and order of operations for the eyes are detailed. Each layer for the eyes has a corresponding RGB value that matches the each layer. Plunging this into a mix node allows the RGB value to replace what ever value is used for each layer.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...share_link

[ThePhantomX64]

Posting this here for a bit of space, I may have found a starting point for the eyes in blender, but I haven't figured out how to get the eyes to move around to focus on a subject. Using the mix nodes in blender, I can set the individual layers of the eye to be the factor input telling the nodes what colors go where and the mix nodes to replace the individual layers of white to their appropriate locations. I have linked the blend file for anyone to play with below. I have a few ideas to use the separate RGB nodes to automate the process, but I will need to do some more experimenting to make sure it works on more than one Pokemon.

In the files for the SV models on the site there is a txt file that has details on what textures to use and where. On here, the layers and order of operations for the eyes are detailed. Each layer for the eyes has a corresponding RGB value that matches the each layer. Plunging this into a mix node allows the RGB value to replace what ever value is used for each layer.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...share_link

The image is exterminly blurry and kinda hard to tell what it is saying for some of the nodes.

[xavieER]

Posting this here for a bit of space, I may have found a starting point for the eyes in blender, but I haven't figured out how to get the eyes to move around to focus on a subject. Using the mix nodes in blender, I can set the individual layers of the eye to be the factor input telling the nodes what colors go where and the mix nodes to replace the individual layers of white to their appropriate locations. I have linked the blend file for anyone to play with below. I have a few ideas to use the separate RGB nodes to automate the process, but I will need to do some more experimenting to make sure it works on more than one Pokemon.

In the files for the SV models on the site there is a txt file that has details on what textures to use and where. On here, the layers and order of operations for the eyes are detailed. Each layer for the eyes has a corresponding RGB value that matches the each layer. Plunging this into a mix node allows the RGB value to replace what ever value is used for each layer.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...share_link

The image is exterminly blurry and kinda hard to tell what it is saying for some of the nodes.

I included the blend file in the folder too for easier reference. Here is a cleaner view.    

[pokefunny123945]

is there a dump of the map files from ORAS? the link in the OP only has trainers and pokemon

[Weirdkid_12]

Hello, I've sifted through the latest few pages and have not seen this issue answered or brought up.
Using the blender script linked in the initial post, I could import several player assets from RTB's Mega link. But for some reason, I receive an error when importing the player base model. I'm unsure if I've done something wrong, if this is an error with the script, or if it's the model itself.
Blender returns this error:

Python: Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.3\scripts\addons\PokemonSwitch.py", line 85, in execute
    from_trmdlsv(directory, f, self.rare, self.loadlods)
  File "C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.3\scripts\addons\PokemonSwitch.py", line 340, in from_trmdlsv
    if chara_check == "Rei" or chara_check == "Akari":
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'chara_check' referenced before assignment

NPCs seem to work just fine, too. It is only the player's base that returns this error. I'd appreciate any help resolving the issue.

Has anyone else experienced this? Am I alone in this issue? Sorry to bump my post like this, but I am really clueless and would appreciate assistance lol

[Amalgam Wildcard]

Hello, I've sifted through the latest few pages and have not seen this issue answered or brought up.
Using the blender script linked in the initial post, I could import several player assets from RTB's Mega link. But for some reason, I receive an error when importing the player base model. I'm unsure if I've done something wrong, if this is an error with the script, or if it's the model itself.
Blender returns this error:

Python: Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.3\scripts\addons\PokemonSwitch.py", line 85, in execute
    from_trmdlsv(directory, f, self.rare, self.loadlods)
  File "C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.3\scripts\addons\PokemonSwitch.py", line 340, in from_trmdlsv
    if chara_check == "Rei" or chara_check == "Akari":
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'chara_check' referenced before assignment

NPCs seem to work just fine, too. It is only the player's base that returns this error. I'd appreciate any help resolving the issue.

Has anyone else experienced this? Am I alone in this issue? Sorry to bump my post like this, but I am really clueless and would appreciate assistance lol

The only error I've had so far was when I tried to import Regieleki using the the Blender script for .trmdl and it said it had too many bones or something like that
3DS Max was able to import and export the model, but made it have bigger bones and the animations no longer fit properly on it

[Random Talking Bush]

3DS Max was able to import and export the model, but made it have bigger bones and the animations no longer fit properly on it

Uncheck the "Scale to LG/SwSw models?" option before importing it. The script has that enabled by default to make them match the scaling used for the first two Switch games, and unchecking that will revert it back to the original size, which should make it work with the animations.

[Amalgam Wildcard]

3DS Max was able to import and export the model, but made it have bigger bones and the animations no longer fit properly on it

Uncheck the "Scale to LG/SwSw models?" option before importing it. The script has that enabled by default to make them match the scaling used for the first two Switch games, and unchecking that will revert it back to the original size, which should make it work with the animations.

 Oooh... I'll definitely have to try that! Thanks!

[bittermelon]

Slowly getting there