Hi guys! I'd like to share with you my reasoning to overcome the .gfbanm problem. Maybe it could be helpful for people like me who wants to put hands on PLA animations. I'd like to state that i'm a developer, but i know nothing about ripping, so my attempt could seem pretty clamsy.
Basically, i tried to reverse engineer the process behind the .gfbanm exporting process.
I created a Resources folder (In SwitchToolbox Folder) containing the smd models i extracted with RandomTalkingBush TRMDL Importer MaxScript; i wanted to use them just for their skeletons.
I modified the code to get the active skeleton of a STSkeletonAnimation, loading the skeleton of the smd model i extracted previously rather than using gfbmdl, which, for now, it's not supported by Switch Toolbox.
This is an extract of the animation i exported. It seems to be in a correct format, it has the correct number of frames too, but it's broken.
Do you have any idea about where the problem is?
Thanks in advance!
Basically, i tried to reverse engineer the process behind the .gfbanm exporting process.
I created a Resources folder (In SwitchToolbox Folder) containing the smd models i extracted with RandomTalkingBush TRMDL Importer MaxScript; i wanted to use them just for their skeletons.
I modified the code to get the active skeleton of a STSkeletonAnimation, loading the skeleton of the smd model i extracted previously rather than using gfbmdl, which, for now, it's not supported by Switch Toolbox.
This is an extract of the animation i exported. It seems to be in a correct format, it has the correct number of frames too, but it's broken.
Do you have any idea about where the problem is?
Thanks in advance!