Gaulish Gaming Banquet: editor

adrientd

Managed to support more games:

adrientd

The changes were very minimal, first is some added pointer in the CSectorAnimation, and then in the Renderware animation format there's a new integer added that seems to be always 0.

adrientd

Only problem is with Wii versions, for some reason it uses a new compression for the animation frames, so when trying to read you would get an "unknown scheme id" assert failure. So unfortunately no animation viewer for Wii for the time being.

hesopesomeso

Yo that is sick!

deathhound246

idk if it's the same for the wii releases, but in the pc ones when i started reverse engineering alice, there was strings with the copyright info for 2 parts of the zlib library. i'll need to try find which ones they were

deathhound246

idk if thats what those libraries are used for either, but could be worth a look

rubinho146

And more plataforms? 👀

deathhound246

something's not quite right here :KEKW:

Download 2024-11-18_11-37-36.mp4:

deathhound246

im getting this on most animations aswell. PC release files

adrientd

It's not just compression but also a different format for animation frames. In Renderware you have an uncompressed with 32-bit floats and a "compressed" one with 16-bit floats, but the last Wii games seem to add a thrid format. It could be using compression but I'm not sure, I haven't checked.

adrientd

That's because the animation does not match with the model you selected. The anim index refers to a list of animations of the entire level, so you basically have to cycle through all animations until you find one matching with the model.

deathhound246

ah yea i did think thats what it could be

deathhound246

the copyright strings were for inflate and deflate in zlib

pegperegogaucho

It is used for whatever is mentioned here :Obelul:

pegperegogaucho

I doubt though that the animations would use gzip compression, it is probably another custom "format"

hesopesomeso

deflate is used to compress chunks in the save file

pegperegogaucho

Okay, so apparently the rocket roman and the normal roman have almost the exact same bone structure, same layout. But when I apply the renderware animation from the normal roman to the rocket roman it is totally messed up? Is it because the bone "ids" or so are different? :FrogThinking:

pegperegogaucho

I mean, theoretically, if they have the same skeleton why wouldn't the same animation work on them? :Obelul:

schmeling65

Cause someone was surely thinking "LRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRL" and swapped somewhere to "LLLLRRRRRLRLRLLLRRRLRLRL". Mission completed, Animation fucked xD

schmeling65

Kinda reminds me about these early meme-animations with tf2 characters where they spin literally everything

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