[PK2 TOOL] BMS Model converter

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Make sure you have (only) the model selected you want to export.

done with the old bms
if i tried a new model get dat error was selected too
tested covert to obj them import to blender and export srobj got the error too
so my only solution to edit the exist bms? so i cant make my own !!

the obj items works fine thanks >3
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That first error has something to do with the vertex groups, all vertices should have at least one vertex group.

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it has one group
btw i desgin the new items with 3D max and that's it's export options if it would help

i tried to import the new desgin in blender with poly group like that
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actually it exported as srobj fine
but when i try to import it back in it rotate it self :D
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SO I WAS THINKing of copying vertex group of a old dress to the new one
going to test it ;)

i tryed to copy names of Silkroad vertex groups to model from other game, and it didn't worked, its all cause of different skeleton or something like that

nah iam guessing skeleton doesn't i matter .. i think
beside it succeesfully exported to .srobj (a new model) when i imported it with poly group
obj ofc

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Originally Posted by abdo1020 nah iam guessing skeleton doesn't i matter .. i think beside it succeesfully exported to .srobj (a new model) when i imported it with poly group obj ofc

Skeleton is just needed for the Animation Part, since all Files are linked via BSR (BMS (Model), BSK (Skeleton), BAN (Animation)).

That means, if you have a Model without the Skeleton but you have the Animation, the Model itself won't be able to show the Animation.

The same goes in that Way, you got the BMS and BSK File but not the BAN File, the Model will show a Pose the whole time.

Also, you can't simply replace a different Model with another one and expect to see working Animations, since the BAN File reads the BSK File to display a Animation for the BMS File.

That's how the Linking System works for the Model Parts. ^^

Well, the Important Part still are the BMT Files, they sign up every Texture on Multi-Mesh Models.
If there wouldn't be any Textures on the Model, the Model itself is invisible.
(A single Model like some Tea Cup has only one Textures, while a whole Building has mostly 3-4 Textures, divided by each Part, means the Roof for the Building has a Texture assigned in the BMT File, the Wall as well, the ground as well.)

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Originally Posted by Lolill0 Skeleton is just needed for the Animation Part, since all Files are linked via BSR (BMS (Model), BSK (Skeleton), BAN (Animation)). That means, if you have a Model without the Skeleton but you have the Animation, the Model itself won't be able to show the Animation. The same goes in that Way, you got the BMS and BSK File but not the BAN File, the Model will show a Pose the whole time. Also, you can't simply replace a different Model with another one and expect to see working Animations, since the BAN File reads the BSK File to display a Animation for the BMS File. That's how the Linking System works for the Model Parts. ^^ Well, the Important Part still are the BMT Files, they sign up every Texture on Multi-Mesh Models. If there wouldn't be any Textures on the Model, the Model itself is invisible. (A single Model like some Tea Cup has only one Textures, while a whole Building has mostly 3-4 Textures, divided by each Part, means the Roof for the Building has a Texture assigned in the BMT File, the Wall as well, the ground as well.)

Completely correct, with the addition that there is always one bmt file per bsr, but there can be multiple bms files, which each have exactly one material (the name you type in in the converter is also in the bmt, with the correct .ddj file linked to it). So when talking about your building you have to keep in mind that the roof and wall will be seperate bms files.

so bsk needed in moving objects and ban
about models which have more than one Textures
when i export it with 3D max
in export options can export it as one object
and yet it gives me obj and bmt as well in the export
thanks for the info

Please help me !!
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import .srobj ERROR ???

help me Please....

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Originally Posted by maiiwakizashi Please help me !! *img* import .srobj ERROR ??? help me Please....

I don't get where you even get this image host from, it took literally 10 minutes to load a quarter and then just stopped, use tinypic or imageshack or something.

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Originally Posted by perrytje I don't get where you even get this image host from, it took literally 10 minutes to load a quarter and then just stopped, use tinypic or imageshack or something.

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I made it successfully Thank you
fix update Blender 2.68 successfully plugin import hahaha
Thank you
Thank you

can you release the mangyang with that chainsaw ? :P

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Originally Posted by _Cypher_ can you release the mangyang with that chainsaw ? :P

Lost it when the harddrive of my last laptop broke down I think. It's not that hard to make it yourself though, took me only 20 minutes to make, it was really just to test.