07-23-2012, 11:06 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-23-2012, 11:14 PM by Friedslick6.)
Well, the format of the models used in any game depends on how that game was made and who made it. If there's any information on the extension/s used for the archives or models in that game, then you can use that information to find out which files are the models through a file search or hex editor search. If there's any software available for converting those files, then you can use that software.
I understand this may not be specifically helpful to you. I'll check if there's any information available on the models used in Starfox Adventures.
EDIT: I found this forum post on the topic, but it does not contain anything too useful. You will have to either learn how to decompile the archive containing the models and then convert those models to a usable format, motivate someone else to do that or pay someone else to do that.
I understand this may not be specifically helpful to you. I'll check if there's any information available on the models used in Starfox Adventures.
EDIT: I found this forum post on the topic, but it does not contain anything too useful. You will have to either learn how to decompile the archive containing the models and then convert those models to a usable format, motivate someone else to do that or pay someone else to do that.