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Need help ripping models from the PS1 game Teletubbies: Play with the Teletubbies - Zeldaboy14 - 05-29-2016
So, I've been trying to do this for quite some time, as I have a few things I want to use the models for, but how would I go about ripping the models to begin with?
RE: Need help ripping models from the PS1 game Teletubbies: Play with the Teletubbies - Xiron - 05-29-2016
Unfortunately as it goes, there is a reason there is so little PS1 models uploaded. It's because it is almost not possible to rip from the system without a game specific written model converter program, people have tried some other methods I'm sure, but they result in pretty much zero success.
RE: Need help ripping models from the PS1 game Teletubbies: Play with the Teletubbies - SuperTVGRFan18496 - 06-01-2016
i watched teletubbies, but, i was a little, i'm now hate teletubbies.
RE: Need help ripping models from the PS1 game Teletubbies: Play with the Teletubbies - Zeldaboy14 - 06-01-2016
As far as I've learned, the plugin that was in theory able to rip models only rips everything in 2D. Seems that nintendo was smart when it came for them to enter the 3D world.
RE: Need help ripping models from the PS1 game Teletubbies: Play with the Teletubbies - Xiron - 06-02-2016
Nintendo doesn't own PS1, lol?
Also, have you tried scaling out the 'flat' models on one axis by x1000000etc. sometimes that makes them not flat.
RE: Need help ripping models from the PS1 game Teletubbies: Play with the Teletubbies - harley201 - 06-05-2016
PS1 has NO z-buffer (to console/3d noobs, The Z axis displays depth without it ripping models the 3d ripper dx way is impossible). Imagine playing SM64 and instead of normally displaying 3d models it flattens them and texture warps to fake depth
Before you guys start thinking the ps1 is not a 3d compatible console, It is a 3d compatible console technically because it still uses 3d models.