Level-5's custom engine's "G4SK" skeleton and "G4MT" animation files.

[geringaWalker212]

Hi, everyone,

I've been trying to rip a Level-5 game model skeleton file, which comes separate from the mesh files. The way these files work is quite simple. There are:

• G4MG: Mesh data
• G4MD: Model data (textures, materials, skeletons, etc.)
• G4TX: Textures
• G4SK: Skeleton
• G4MT: Animations

So far, all files except the G4SK and G4MT have been successfully decrypted by other members of the Level-5 community, using this Noesis plugin code:
https://github.com/AFGRocha/Inazuma-Eleven-Victory-Road-Noesis-Script/blob/main/inazuma_switch.py

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The attached files include:

• level5.zip (contains a G4MG, G4MD, G4TX, and G4SK file)
• animation.zip (contains a G4MT file)

animation.zip

level5.zip

Edited Monday at 04:42 PM by geringaWalker212
the file terminating in g4tx in the level5 zip file would not be able to be opened because the script linked only expects switch texture, not dds ones.

[shak-otay]

Hi, maybe start with the bone names, the easy part;

Quote

0 "c_global_0_0"
1 "c_c_1_0"
2 "c_c_1_1"
3 "l_s_1_0"
4 "l_a_1_0"
5 "l_a_1_1"
6 "l_w_1_0"
7 "l_wph_1_0"
8 "l_idx_1_0"
9 "l_idx_1_1"
10 "l_idx_1_2"
11 "l_mid_1_0"
12 "l_mid_1_1"
13 "l_mid_1_2"
14 "l_rng_1_0"
15 "l_rng_1_1"
16 "l_rng_1_2"
17 "l_thb_1_0"
18 "l_thb_1_1"
19 "l_thb_1_2"
20 "l_soh_1_0"
21 "l_pky_1_0"
22 "l_pky_1_1"
23 "l_pky_1_2"
24 "l_fa_1_0"
25 "l_slv2_1_0"
26 "l_slv1_1_0"
27 "c_n_1_0" 49
28 "c_head_1_0"
29 "c_hir1_1_0"
30 "c_hir2_1_0"
31 "c_hir2_1_1"
32 "c_hir2_1_2"
33 "c_hir3_1_0"
34 "c_hir3_1_1"
35 "c_hir4_1_0"
36 "l_hir1_1_0"
37 "l_hir1_1_1"
38 "l_hir2_1_0"
39 "l_hir2_1_1"
40 "l_hir2_1_2"
41 "l_hir3_1_0"
42 "l_hir3_1_1"
43 "l_hir4_1_0"
44 "r_hir1_1_0"
45 "r_hir1_1_1"
46 "r_hir2_1_0"
47 "r_hir2_1_1"
48 "r_hir2_1_2"
49 "r_hir3_1_0"
50 "r_hir3_1_1"
51 "r_hir4_1_0"
52 "r_s_1_0"
53 "r_a_1_0"
54 "r_a_1_1"
55 "r_w_1_0"
56 "r_wph_1_0"
57 "r_idx_1_0"
58 "r_idx_1_1"
59 "r_idx_1_2"
60 "r_mid_1_0"
61 "r_mid_1_1"
62 "r_mid_1_2"
63 "r_rng_1_0"
64 "r_rng_1_1"
65 "r_rng_1_2"
66 "r_thb_1_0"
67 "r_thb_1_1"
68 "r_thb_1_2"
69 "r_soh_1_0"
70 "r_pky_1_0"
71 "r_pky_1_1"
72 "r_pky_1_2"
73 "r_fa_1_0"
74 "r_slv2_1_0"
75 "r_slv1_1_0"
76 "r_mnt_1_0"
77 "r_mnt_1_1"
78 "l_mnt_1_0"
79 "l_mnt_1_1"
80 "c_mnt_1_0"
81 "c_mnt_1_1"
82 "c_nec_1_0"
83 "c_nec_1_1"
84 "c_nec_1_2"
85 "l_l_1_0"
86 "l_l_1_1"
87 "l_foot_1_0"
88 "l_foot_1_1"
89 "l_pnt_1_0"
90 "r_l_1_0"
91 "r_l_1_1"
92 "r_foot_1_0"
93 "r_foot_1_1"
94 "r_pnt_1_0"
95 "c_sht1_1_0"
96 "c_ball_1_0"

The matrices are harder to determine - didn't find fitting positions. This was my nearest hit:

Or this one:

Edited Thursday at 11:14 PM by shak-otay