Since the servers aren't completely restored yet, I thought I'd share with you a little update:
I'm all done with Klonoa Wii. I ripped and converted everything I was interested in ripping, except for Joka/Joker (I usually call him "Joka" though, since I grew up with the PS1 version). No matter what I tried, I could not get his textures to display properly. Expect to see a whole smorgasbord of stuff from this game once the servers are back up.
Soul Eater: Monotone Princess is allllllmost done. I only have a few models left, and then I'll be done with that one too. Wii models are far too easy to rip, okay?
Bayonetta and Lollipop Chainsaw characters will be coming your way soon. I can rip and convert all of the character models from both games no problem, except for Bayonetta and Jeanne. As mentioned two posts ago, they have all kinds of extra, unused meshes attached to them that are made invisible, but reflected in their shadows. So I have to delete these meshes and polygons manually, which takes a lot of time. A LOT..
Still having some problems with the Cel Damage models. I cannot rip directly from the disc/ISO, as this is one of those games in which all of the models are placed inside one big file that cannot be opened, so I have to use Dolphin and a printscreen ripper to do so. I can get the vehicles no problem, but the characters are a real challenge, as I can never get them in a regular standing pose, whether it be from gameplay or cutscenes. Trying to alter the meshes to get them in a normal standing pose (or a T-pose) also does nothing, as it will not let me select or deselect all of the polygons I need. (Dolphin also has issues with the game's lighting and shading, but that doesn't affect the model or texture ripping at all) I've been thinking that maybe, just maybe, I could add bones to the model to put them in a normal pose or T-pose, and then export them in the normal/T-pose form.
That's it for the update. See you soon!
I'm all done with Klonoa Wii. I ripped and converted everything I was interested in ripping, except for Joka/Joker (I usually call him "Joka" though, since I grew up with the PS1 version). No matter what I tried, I could not get his textures to display properly. Expect to see a whole smorgasbord of stuff from this game once the servers are back up.
Soul Eater: Monotone Princess is allllllmost done. I only have a few models left, and then I'll be done with that one too. Wii models are far too easy to rip, okay?
Bayonetta and Lollipop Chainsaw characters will be coming your way soon. I can rip and convert all of the character models from both games no problem, except for Bayonetta and Jeanne. As mentioned two posts ago, they have all kinds of extra, unused meshes attached to them that are made invisible, but reflected in their shadows. So I have to delete these meshes and polygons manually, which takes a lot of time. A LOT..
Still having some problems with the Cel Damage models. I cannot rip directly from the disc/ISO, as this is one of those games in which all of the models are placed inside one big file that cannot be opened, so I have to use Dolphin and a printscreen ripper to do so. I can get the vehicles no problem, but the characters are a real challenge, as I can never get them in a regular standing pose, whether it be from gameplay or cutscenes. Trying to alter the meshes to get them in a normal standing pose (or a T-pose) also does nothing, as it will not let me select or deselect all of the polygons I need. (Dolphin also has issues with the game's lighting and shading, but that doesn't affect the model or texture ripping at all) I've been thinking that maybe, just maybe, I could add bones to the model to put them in a normal pose or T-pose, and then export them in the normal/T-pose form.
That's it for the update. See you soon!