#SILENT HILL 2 COIN PUZZLE NORMAL SOFTWARE#

I wanted to share some good and exciting news with you all. I bolded the relevant part as this is what I did in Maya to fix the issue: I simply set the vertex normals to conform to the team, Like the 'vt' commands, they don't mean anything until grouped with a vertex in the 'f' face command. A lot of times these aren't used, because the 'f' face command will use the order the 'v' commands are given to determine the normal instead.

The vertex normal command specifies a normal vector. And, of course, there's also no guarantee it could even open a.

#SILENT HILL 2 COIN PUZZLE NORMAL SOFTWARE#

There may be a way to edit this through a piece of software like 3D Model Researcher but, even if that software can open/explore the file, I don't believe it can save any changes done to it and back to the correct format for the game to use.ДЄlthough it does seem like, with 3D Model Researcher, it can guide you to the right hex regions for the models? I'll be honest: I watched some of the video examples for this software and it's all confusing to me. OBJs have their vertex normal information as vn, according to this page.

Yeah, it seems to be that the vertex normal information is 'baked in' to the geometry itself which is typical and standard for such things. Holy shit that's impressive what you've done so far. map files are different between the platforms so it has no practical use. map files on the fly in PCSX2 since the emulator allocates VRAM as a common RAM but, as we know. cld files via CE you can see changes right away on the screen. map file yet.ДЄnother issue is that (as far as I understand) visuals we actaully see in the game window are stored in VRAM and memory scanners like Cheat Engine can't access VRAM which leads to time consuming issue of always reloading a savefile to see any changes made to. map file and data between them is not in 1:1 format - there is no understanding what to hex edit in. mtl files are compressed (?) when they are stored in a single. If you open ap76.mtl in hex editor, you'll see strings of information like this: tga and ap76.mtl files) in Photoshop CS3 and it rendered the model without any shading.

I tried importing ap76.obj file alone (without. There are still very small chunks of data that control those texture leftovers which I will inspect more. I nulled almost all of ap76.map and shading on carpet and cabinet is still preset:

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