Topic: Tool for ripping maps of 3D games

[Grizzly]

Hi,

I got this link to a DirectX 9 ripper, called 3D Ripper DX: http://www.deep-shadows.com/hax/3DRipperDX.htm



From the screenshots it looks like you might be able to view 3D scenes from any angle and this could help creating maps of such games.

Additionally there's a link to a Plugin called OGLE which shall capture geometry from OpenGL applications when using GLIntercept.



I do not have much time at the moment but I thought of already telling you of this link. I will also update in here when I tried the program.

Unfortunately you will need Autodesk's 3ds Max to be able to view the files - but maybe the Trial version is enough: http://www.autodesk.com/3dsmax

[Revned]

Interesting, but too bad it only works with 3D Studio Max. Someone ought to make us some Zelda: OoT maps.

[TerraEsperZ]

Revned, weren't you trying to make "Ocarina Of Time" maps by using a cheat/hack that enabled you to go high above the map? What happened to that?



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[Revned]

That wasn't me, it was someone else.

[JonLeung]

I think it was osrevad.

[RT 55J]

Yes, it was him.



I think the most viable way to make N64 maps would to use Nemu. IIRC it is able to rip textured models from games.

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[DarkWolf]

This is cool for those who know the 3d Max software.  Personally I could never get into the mesh 3d editing.  Now, I can do brush-based (like Quake BSP) stuff, but I never really got a hang of doing the mesh stuff.