Godzilla save the earth ps2 mods how to#
Godzilla save the earth ps2 mods archive#

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Godzilla save the earth ps2 mods archive#

VOL archive containing all of the game's data, but it could be worth looking at. It's difficult to make sense of this script however as it operates on the large. This script can extract Anguirus's mesh seemingly without issue from the PS2 version of Godzilla Unleashed as well as Rampage Total Destruction (which the script is intended for) which runs on the same engine. I also included a BMS script that I obtained from the PS23DFormat website before it went down. These files contain some information for the mesh (I've only identified file size and vertex count thus far). I've included what I believe is the entire mesh file as well as some other files I've extracted with my WIP QuickBMS script for Pipeworks Bundles as found in the Godzilla trilogy (currently extracts most data besides the actual graphic resources themselves). Here are the Godzilla2k files if anyone would like to take a look at them:

What I've done so far is select all of what I believe are indices (1D8AC0-1DC59F), divided the length of this (3AE0) by two, and then converted it to decimal format. It's probably wrong, but I'll explain how I came to that number. I'm not too sure about the indices count. This seems to be correct since the vertex count given for the mesh Ebirah seen three posts above is '5094' - the same vertex count shakotay2 found. I took the vertex count from one of the files contained in Godzilla2k.cmp. This is backed up by this post by FurryFan (Godzilla Unleashed is the game's sequel which runs on the same engine since it's a lazy rehash compared to the Wii version) as well as the results given by Hex2obj's fake face indices feature when tristrips are enabled vs when they are not: I believe that the mesh may be using a triangle strip format.

Godzilla save the earth ps2 mods how to#

However, I've also found myself stuck on figuring out how to get the face indices to fit. Thanks to shakotay2, I've been able to understand much of how the game's meshes work and have been able to replicate his results with another mesh from the game: Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me out! I *think* this could be useful for file extraction but I'm not at all experienced with BMS scripting so this is just a assumption. Yeah, I suck at explaining this stuff, but these pictures should illustrate want I mean:įor example, the bytes '40' and '5a' appear at 0圆4, typing them in backwards lead me to the end of the files: I've been inspecting the files from Godzilla Save The Earth and, keep in mind I suck at scripting/inspecting file formats, I found that the bytes at offset 0圆4 always direct to the end of all the files.

Here's the script, just in case it could be of any help in extracting these files. I found out that Pipeworks used the same Spigot engine to create a Monopoly game for the PSP, however, it appears to be a different version from Godzilla Save The Earth.