Pokémon Model Ripping Project

[Lilothestitch]

RTB I downloaded the Pokémon X & Y files but the files are .bin instead of .bch. If I use the 3DS Max Script of the beta, would it still work if I import that file?

[Random Talking Bush]

RTB I downloaded the Pokémon X & Y files but the files are .bin instead of .bch. If I use the 3DS Max Script of the beta, would it still work if I import that file?

Yes. Extension doesn't matter, but it checks for both *.BIN and *.BCH.

[Lilothestitch]

RTB I downloaded the Pokémon X & Y files but the files are .bin instead of .bch. If I use the 3DS Max Script of the beta, would it still work if I import that file?

Yes. Extension doesn't matter, but it checks for both *.BIN and *.BCH.

Thank you RTB. I'm going to test the script.

[Random Talking Bush]

I've fixed another few things with the scripts, Bellsprout and possibly others will work now. And I think I've noticed a bit of a pattern -- Pokémon that have moving irises all seem to have broken rigging. Wonder if that means anything...? I might be able to find a way to fix it based off of that thought.

[Lilothestitch]

RTB I know what title we should give you. Let's call you the Ultimate Model Ripper. How does that sound?

[Demonslayerx8]

There's an error with Keldeo Resolute form.. Otherwise.. everything else seems fine to me. Thanks RTB!

[Random Talking Bush]

There's an error with Keldeo Resolute form.. Otherwise.. everything else seems fine to me. Thanks RTB!

Fixed it. Redownload the script and it'll work. And thankfully it doesn't seem to have rigging problems, either.

...I really need to add a failsafe if it doesn't find a specific vertex type...

[Demonslayerx8]

alright cool, and thanks. btw what about the trainer models?

[Lilothestitch]

Why are the Pokemon models rotated like they are laying down?

[Random Talking Bush]

alright cool, and thanks. btw what about the trainer models?

I'll be getting to those soon.

Why are the Pokemon models rotated like they are laying down?

It's because they use a different "up" axis compared to 3DS Max, simple as that. Just rotate the root bone forward by 90 degrees, easy enough. Unless some parts of the model stay behind, in that case you'll have to wait until I get around to uploading those myself.

Anyway, updated the script again, I tested it on the first 151 Pokémon and it no longer crashes for any of them. A lot of them are still broken rigging-wise, though, but I'll have to figure that out later.

[Lilothestitch]

alright cool, and thanks. btw what about the trainer models?

I'll be getting to those soon.

Why are the Pokemon models rotated like they are laying down?

It's because they use a different "up" axis compared to 3DS Max, simple as that. Just rotate the root bone forward by 90 degrees, easy enough. Unless some parts of the model stay behind, in that case you'll have to wait until I get around to uploading those myself.

Anyway, updated the script again, I tested it on the first 151 Pokémon and it no longer crashes for any of them. A lot of them are still broken rigging-wise, though, but I'll have to figure that out later.

Also the textures are missing.

[Random Talking Bush]

Also the textures are missing.

If you're looking for the textures, they are all in the archive that Kazo put up in the previous post. Except for Spinda and its missing textures, but screw that thing I'll deal with it later.

[o0DemonBoy0o]

I've fixed the script now, re-download it and you should be able to import Vaporeon just fine.

And as for the other question, I'm actually not sure, particularly because I don't know what I'd need to do to extract the "logo" model files.

Thanks.
As for those logo models I think this might help if you are ever interested in getting them.

[Lilothestitch]

There is an error with Palkia.

[Random Talking Bush]

There is an error with Palkia.

Yes, I know. That's one of the models I was talking about that doesn't seem to have the vertex information match with any other models with the same setup. There's something I'm missing, and I don't know what...