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An addon for Blender that lets you import character\clothing models from Saints Row 3, 4 and SR3 Remastered
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An addon for Blender that lets you import character\clothing models from Saints Row 3, 4 and SR3 Remastered.
Imports meshes, skeleton and morph shapes. All files (xxx.ccmesh_pc, xxx.gcmesh_pc, xxx.rig_pc, xxx_pc.cmorph_pc) need to be in the same folder. If rig file isn't there, like it usually isn't with customization items, the script will attempt to use the default rig. The script does not read or create materials, that you'll have to do manually.
In case you don't know: all models are stored in custmesh_xxx.str2_pc files, which themselves are stored inside customize_item.vpp_pc and characters.vpp_pc files inside *game folder*\packfiles\pc\cache\. Use Minimaul's tools to extract them.
The script was written for the purposes of modding, so the skeleton and meshes get transformed to match the template from SDK tools , and the bones have custom properties that the FBX converter expects. These bone properties need to be preserved when you export your model as .fbx, so make sure that you use a recent version of Blender (i used 3.6), and check "Custom Properties" in the export settings.
I'm not much of a programmer, so there could be issues with the script. It worked fine with the models i tried, but no guarantees that it will work with all of them. May not work with static meshes.
Imports meshes, skeleton and morph shapes. All files (xxx.ccmesh_pc, xxx.gcmesh_pc, xxx.rig_pc, xxx_pc.cmorph_pc) need to be in the same folder. If rig file isn't there, like it usually isn't with customization items, the script will attempt to use the default rig. The script does not read or create materials, that you'll have to do manually.
In case you don't know: all models are stored in custmesh_xxx.str2_pc files, which themselves are stored inside customize_item.vpp_pc and characters.vpp_pc files inside *game folder*\packfiles\pc\cache\. Use Minimaul's tools to extract them.
The script was written for the purposes of modding, so the skeleton and meshes get transformed to match the template from SDK tools , and the bones have custom properties that the FBX converter expects. These bone properties need to be preserved when you export your model as .fbx, so make sure that you use a recent version of Blender (i used 3.6), and check "Custom Properties" in the export settings.
I'm not much of a programmer, so there could be issues with the script. It worked fine with the models i tried, but no guarantees that it will work with all of them. May not work with static meshes.