Using the files in the Data folder in PSO I've been able to pull the .nj files and use them in 3D software and eventually 3D print them with quite a bit of success. I'm wondering if anybody here knows how to get any of the monsters/bosses converted to something I could open in a modeling software. I see a lot of .bml files that look like they could be the ones I'm looking for, but I can't find anything about BML files online. I would love to make a 3D printed Dark Falz.
Extracting Models from PSO
- Thread starter Wahnthac
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In the link below there is a tool called bmlextract. I haven't been able to test it, but at least had a look at the download. I'm assuming it will dump the .bml contents into a specified folder.
https://www.pioneer2.net/community/threads/anyone-here-skin.7768/#post-124894
If you are unfamiliar with command line, try doing things in this order.
1. Create a new folder to export into
2. Open cmd.exe
3. Change current directory to your new folder with "C:\Users\User>cd C:\Users\User\Desktop\extractFolder"
4. Drag bmlextract.exe into Command Prompt
5. Add a space
6. Drag .bml file into Command Prompt
Should look something like "C:\Users\User\Desktop\extractFolder>bmlextract.exe xxx.bml"
Lastly you will need to use GSL Extractor to get the Dark Falz .bml file, which I have also linked below.
http://psodev.free.fr/
https://www.pioneer2.net/community/threads/anyone-here-skin.7768/#post-124894
If you are unfamiliar with command line, try doing things in this order.
1. Create a new folder to export into
2. Open cmd.exe
3. Change current directory to your new folder with "C:\Users\User>cd C:\Users\User\Desktop\extractFolder"
4. Drag bmlextract.exe into Command Prompt
5. Add a space
6. Drag .bml file into Command Prompt
Should look something like "C:\Users\User\Desktop\extractFolder>bmlextract.exe xxx.bml"
Lastly you will need to use GSL Extractor to get the Dark Falz .bml file, which I have also linked below.
http://psodev.free.fr/
Thanks so much. You are the best. I'll make sure to share my progress if I make any. For now here's a picture of a RAcast that I converted to .OBJ using a program called Noesis, then used Blender to pose the model in RAcast's cheer pose, then opened up in Meshmixer to solidify and fix the models errors and make it manifold. Then sent off to the 3D printer. This is the best result I've gotten so far, although I printed it in black PLA so it can be hard to see some of the detail and the print lines are extra visible.
