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By scratchcat579 · Posted
here are some common structures: fat pointer the red value is a pointer, purple value is element count, brown value tells if its not null array contains a fat pointer, and the pink value is the array length string contains an array, yellow value is string length, and the cyan value is the string hash (xxh64) class the purple value is non-zero if it is inherited from another type. the brown value is always max. asset header the blue value is the payload size, the orange value is the number of 16 byte sized values (idk), the green value is the count of pointers to classesin the payload, and the red value is the count of pointers to pointers in the payload. *buuuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp* haha -
oh i see now! But yes, I'll wait for Dave for now, because I have absolutely no ideas and understanding of how to continue. -
Your pictures shows use of signed shorts, imho. (characteristic splitting of the mesh into 4 separated parts) using unsigned shorts # 0x920: verts= 156 v 134.273438 160.218750 119.273438 v 137.363281 160.218750 105.683594 v 145.921875 150.296875 124.898438 v 150.296875 150.296875 105.683594 v 154.863281 137.363281 129.218750 ... signed shorts # 0x920: verts= 156 v -121.726562 -95.781250 119.273438 v -118.636719 -95.781250 105.683594 v -110.078125 -105.703125 124.898438 v -105.703125 -105.703125 105.683594 ... (The actual values depend on the factor (or divisor) used for the conversion.) -
Well, that's what I've done since the beginning of the topic... this is odd, I don't have this problem with other model formats.
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You'll need to use unsigned shorts for vertices here. That's why I wrote about "terminator" FF. But not sure whether .rpm uses triangle strips. You could skip the bytes bigger than 0x9C for a test. Or you could wait for Dave.
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By jameshelbourne2005 · Posted
i wish someone found lewis robinson unsued model from meet the robinsons game
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