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0x00: Number of PC and NPC models (32-bit). Might not count for calculating offsets.
0x04: First model's header (detailed below)
PC Model chara.one header:
0x00: Pointer to animation data? (32-bit)
0x04: Size of the animation data or whatever it is. (32-bit)
0x08: Size again.
0x0C: MCH number? (32-bit? Upper 16-bits might determine whether header refers to PC or NPC)
0x10: 4 bytes
0x14: MCH name? Not sure if used. (4 bytes)
0x18: 4 unknown bytes
NPC header:
0x00: Pointer to first TIM (32-bit)
0x04: Size of TIM & Model data (32-bit)
0x08: Size again.
0x10: MCH-type header possibly starts here. Offsets are relative to the TIM image.
After the model data pointer: 8 unknown bytes.
Both types usually end with the hex bytes "EE EE EE EE" after the unknown bytes, though there may be exceptions.Section Header:
WORD Number of animations
Animation Header:
WORD Number of frames
WORD Number of joints (Koral labeled them bones.)
In that old thread, Qhimm said the animations were stored using 4 bytes per node. By counting I think there might also be an additional 6 bytes per frame, but I'm not absolutely sure.
If only we could locate the initial joint rotations...Didn't Qhimm say something about animations being in the chara.one files? Does that mean even the initial pose is not in the mch files?
Claude: But I can't help it...
Aerith: Oh.... (teasingly) Then why don't you just keep on brooding?
You're not hearing all the instruments because of Vista's sound system.
You probably noticed that instruments are missing when you use "Microsoft Synthesizer" as a music device..which you have to use in order to get any good sound at all and for Samuel's DLS.
Soooo...to the point,you can fix it!
You have to place an "older" dmsynth.dll in the folder where your game is installed and that's it.
I uploaded the file here.
I have Vista 64bit and it works great.
