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kratos_axs

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FF VII 3d polygon models help!
« on: 2016-01-12 14:42:57 »
Hi! i'm going crazy!
 I need FF VII 3d polygon models and i can't rip their... i tested 3d ripper dx on a psx emulator and FFVII ultimate editioc for pc, I searched all over the web and I have not found...
I only found some models (Cloud, Barret, Red and Tifa) but I need more (Rufu, Hojo, Sephiroth, Rude, Reno, Aerith,...).
I need this models for 3d printer. I want to do like this artist http://www.alfabetajuega.com/noticia/square-enix-prohibe-la-venta-de-las-figuras-de-final-fantasy-vii-creadas-con-una-impresora-3d-n-27852.

Please! anyone can help me?? How can I do it?? thx a lot!

P.D. Sorry but my English it`s so bad.

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Re: FF VII 3d polygon models help!
« Reply #1 on: 2016-01-13 18:42:47 »
Look for Kimera.

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Re: FF VII 3d polygon models help!
« Reply #2 on: 2016-01-13 19:22:52 »
I did like those 3D-print models that guy made.

http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=4194.0

That's the Kimera tool thread; it's to be used with the PC assets (doesn't work with the PS1 models) but they're visually identical anyway; if they appear different in-game it's because of the resolution, renderer, etc.

You'll need to decompile the .lgp archive where the models are stored. The battle models are stored in battle.lgp, field models in char.lgp. To decompile them, use Luksy's ULGP tool. Once they're decompiled, you can open a char.lgp model with it's master file (.hrc). Cloud's is AAAA.hrc for instance.

In the battle models, they don't seem to have extentions but the last two letters of the file name denote what kind of file it is. 'AA's are the master file, so opening RTAA will open Cloud's model, etc. I don't know how to get them into another program from there, but hopefully that helps with the first step. And this'll help: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OnCCU0OfV4khZ5eDOyBv-TADnWmvxGnqM3BV-KRqf7g/pub?gid=4