coredevel, posted Tue Feb 08, 2022 12:44 am (69737)

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If you're willing to use a hex editor, some have a feature to highlight blocks of bytes by color. So, you can hightlight all the vertices, normals, tangents, binormals, and what's leftover, are usually the UVs. Since they all have the same vertex count, and you know that 3 floats is 12-bytes, you can easily calculate the size of each block. Figuring out a format is just a process of elimination.

KL3W, posted Tue Feb 08, 2022 9:26 am (69741)

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coredevel wrote:

If you're willing to use a hex editor, some have a feature to highlight blocks of bytes by color. So, you can hightlight all the vertices, normals, tangents, binormals, and what's leftover, are usually the UVs. Since they all have the same vertex count, and you know that 3 floats is 12-bytes, you can easily calculate the size of each block. Figuring out a format is just a process of elimination.

okay thanks for the advice!! I think btw I think there is a hex editor in Model Researcher! I will try to look at that! Thank you so much for your help.