11-30-2010, 08:54 PM
Sorry, but I kinda doubt we'll ever see a way to rip those. It'd just be easier to remake them really.
Mario was a special case. The converter I used was able to read animations, but only if they were included inside the model file which, interestingly enough, they were. Unfortunately, most Gamecube .bmd models don't have their animations stored in the same file so it would be unlikely for most of them to be ripped.
Oh and I'm not sure if you're interested in the Wii Pokemon models, but those can be ripped with their animations intact through the BRRES Viewer which you can get here: http://www.mediafire.com/?zdr4chm4m3pzyj7
I'm not sure which Pokemon game actually had .brres models, but apparently one of them did if I'm remembering correctly. Also for .brres models, even if the animation isn't stored in the same .brres as the model, you can merge them in with a tool called Brawl Box.
Mario was a special case. The converter I used was able to read animations, but only if they were included inside the model file which, interestingly enough, they were. Unfortunately, most Gamecube .bmd models don't have their animations stored in the same file so it would be unlikely for most of them to be ripped.
Oh and I'm not sure if you're interested in the Wii Pokemon models, but those can be ripped with their animations intact through the BRRES Viewer which you can get here: http://www.mediafire.com/?zdr4chm4m3pzyj7
I'm not sure which Pokemon game actually had .brres models, but apparently one of them did if I'm remembering correctly. Also for .brres models, even if the animation isn't stored in the same .brres as the model, you can merge them in with a tool called Brawl Box.
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