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Final Fantasy 7 => FF7 Tools => Topic started by: SquallLeonhart on 2023-11-20 19:51:39
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Hello, I'm looking for a link to download a pack with all the field models with their animations, I've already tested it with Noesis but it only gives me the model with the standing animation.
I already have all the Battle models and the animations, I just needed someone to help me share this link with the field models with all their animations. it can be in .FBX format if possible to open in Blender, Thank you
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hey did you ever find the models you were looking for? ive been looking for months and theres no tutorials on how to extract the models from ff7 and open them in programs like blender
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I built upon kujata:
https://github.com/dangarfield/kujata
It exports ff7 to common web based formats (such as gltf, which you can open in blender). Have a look.
Example usage:
https://dangarfield.github.io/kujata-webapp/battle-models
You can see the requests and all files that are hosted.
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I built upon kujata:
https://github.com/dangarfield/kujata
It exports ff7 to common web based formats (such as gltf, which you can open in blender). Have a look.
Example usage:
https://dangarfield.github.io/kujata-webapp/battle-models
You can see the requests and all files that are hosted.
Hello, I sent you a private message, if you could respond there I would appreciate it, I really need your help, Thank you
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Hi, process:
- Generate glTF files: install kujata, configure the directories and run the methods to generate the gltf files (field and/or battle)
- Output contains *.gltf, *.a.gltf (animations), *.bin (data), /textures/*.png (texture files)
- Or just download these from (format of files names from here https://github.com/dangarfield/kujata-data/tree/master/data/field/char.lgp but with the domain: https://dangarfield.github.io/kujata-data/)
- Import .gltf into blender (which automatically imports the .bin and textures.
- If you want animations, you should combine them before you import - eg https://github.com/dangarfield/kujata-webapp/blob/master/angular/src/app/field-model-details/field-model-details.component.ts#L152. I'm sure there are tools to do it for you, but it's probably more technical that you're looking for. But it is what it is
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Hi, process:
- Generate glTF files: install kujata, configure the directories and run the methods to generate the gltf files (field and/or battle)
- Output contains *.gltf, *.a.gltf (animations), *.bin (data), /textures/*.png (texture files)
- Or just download these from (format of files names from here https://github.com/dangarfield/kujata-data/tree/master/data/field/char.lgp but with the domain: https://dangarfield.github.io/kujata-data/)
- Import .gltf into blender (which automatically imports the .bin and textures.
- If you want animations, you should combine them before you import - eg https://github.com/dangarfield/kujata-webapp/blob/master/angular/src/app/field-model-details/field-model-details.component.ts#L152. I'm sure there are tools to do it for you, but it's probably more technical that you're looking for. But it is what it is
I downloaded the folder in gltf format and managed to open the models on blender, but I didn't understand the part about importing the animations, how can I combine them? Is there no way to download them with everything included?
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This message here is not for reading, I just made a mistake when replying to your message, I don't know how to delete this quote
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Hello, did you ever locate the models that you were trying to find? I've been searching for months, but there aren't any guides on how to take the models out of Final Fantasy 7 and use them in applications like Blender.