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Really basic question but all I can find is tutorials where you jump straight in X-Rey, I can't figure out how to actually get the YOBJ/OBJ files and edit them as I please.

Thank you for any help!

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5 minutes ago, Ollie™ said:

Really basic question but all I can find is tutorials where you jump straight in X-Rey, I can't figure out how to actually get the YOBJ/OBJ files and edit them as I please.

Thank you for any help!

try to rename the yobj to jboy in hxd

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5 hours ago, I CAN I WILL said:

try to rename the yobj to jboy in hxd

But in order to rename it I need to actually get the file first, I try and uncompress the 0000 zlib file and change the extension to .yobj but when I import it into 3DS Max 2010 nothing appears.

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3 minutes ago, Ollie™ said:

But in order to rename it I need to actually get the file first, I try and uncompress the 0000 zlib file and change the extension to .yobj but when I import it into 3DS Max 2010 nothing appears.

A YOBJ is a collection of objects. Once you've got your YOBJ, open it with HxD, change it to YOBJ to JBOY at the top of the text-string column on the right and save it. Then you can open that in X-Rey. If you then want to edit the objects in 3DS or Blender you need to extract the individual object in X-Rey and you can then import that into your modelling software.

Might be worth having a read through this thread if you're still getting a grasp of the basics mate http://smacktalks.org/forums/topic/62826-x-rey3ds-modding-tutorials/

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10 hours ago, 4 Life said:

A YOBJ is a collection of objects. Once you've got your YOBJ, open it with HxD, change it to YOBJ to JBOY at the top of the text-string column on the right and save it. Then you can open that in X-Rey. If you then want to edit the objects in 3DS or Blender you need to extract the individual object in X-Rey and you can then import that into your modelling software.

Might be worth having a read through this thread if you're still getting a grasp of the basics mate http://smacktalks.org/forums/topic/62826-x-rey3ds-modding-tutorials/

thats what i was trying to say

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14 hours ago, 4 Life said:

A YOBJ is a collection of objects. Once you've got your YOBJ, open it with HxD, change it to YOBJ to JBOY at the top of the text-string column on the right and save it. Then you can open that in X-Rey. If you then want to edit the objects in 3DS or Blender you need to extract the individual object in X-Rey and you can then import that into your modelling software.

Might be worth having a read through this thread if you're still getting a grasp of the basics mate http://smacktalks.org/forums/topic/62826-x-rey3ds-modding-tutorials/

Ah you're a saviour, it all makes a lot of sense now but I realised my X-Rey is really out of date so I'm hoping to update before I start on any more advanced stuff.

 

Thank you again!

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21 minutes ago, Ollie™ said:

Ah you're a saviour, it all makes a lot of sense now but I realised my X-Rey is really out of date so I'm hoping to update before I start on any more advanced stuff.

 

Thank you again!

i hope you figure it out

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20 minutes ago, I CAN I WILL said:

i hope you figure it out

Thanks, I apologise for not understanding what you were trying to say the first time man 

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12 minutes ago, Ollie™ said:

Thanks, I apologise for not understanding what you were trying to say the first time man 

no worries mate,always ready to help

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