SRB2 Riders v1.46.4X (srb2riders.exe)

[Violo]

MK mode would be easy enough as cZ64 has said, but Sonic R mode would just be a waste of time since there are way too many maps to do it for, and you would need extra waypoints for jumping and spinning and stuff including aerial manuvers.

Although, something I'll suggest for this is the same thing TF2 does with its bots. A .nav file that specifies the points the bots must go in and if there isn't a specific code for map, the bots can't be put in. They could be just wad fiels that have MAP##N or something.

[Adek]

Is there a new one for v2.0?

[Srb2kirbyo]

Nope, Not yet anyway.

I think when it comes out it will be public.

[Autosaver]

Originally Posted by Violo

MK mode would be easy enough as cZ64 has said, but Sonic R mode would just be a waste of time since there are way too many maps to do it for, and you would need extra waypoints for jumping and spinning and stuff including aerial manuvers.

Although, something I'll suggest for this is the same thing TF2 does with its bots. A .nav file that specifies the points the bots must go in and if there isn't a specific code for map, the bots can't be put in. They could be just wad fiels that have MAP##N or something.

Too many maps for it?....
There are like 5 maps. And one of them is straight forward(Raidant)

[Violo]

You're funny Autosaver. There are (I think) over 30 Sonic R maps. You know those contest maps? They're in the Sonic R game type. So yes, too many maps.

[Autosaver]

30 maps?

I only remember seeing 5. I still don't get what you are saying.

Besides weather changes, there weren't any extra maps.

[SpiritCrusher]

There are 25 custom race maps from the OLDC. Just browse through the level roster in multiplayer.

[heroofrock]

Originally Posted by Chaos Zero 64

It didn't accept ridersmusic? You're gonna have to be more specific. If you got an error, post it here. Also, if you were using the launcher, you should make sure that music isn't turned off. It's off by default, which I forgot to fix.

I think he means that it keeps saying it is corrupt or has been modified, when he has not even touched the file. I have the same problem.

[犬夜叉]

I think the bigger question here would be "Why the hell would you do a MD5 check on a music wad?"

[Chaos Knux]

If OpenGL is impletented...

Originally Posted by CarrierHack on Retro

In this tutorial I will explain you how to rip ds models from a ds game.
Note: I only know how to/can rip from .nsbmd files, not from any other model format

You'll need:
Tahaxan
A ds rom which uses .nsbmd as model format (you'll have to look into it with tahaxan)
nsbmd
metasequoia

I'll be using the mario kart ds rom for example, since that uses .nsbmd for characters and karts.

First, open tahaxan, and open the mario kart ds rom. You'll see this:



Now you have to navigate you to the models. Just open some folders, and you'll find them. The models from the karts are in data/KartModerMenu/kart. You should see this:



Now we have to extract the models. Open up a folder (the karts are each in a different folder, per character). I take mario's kart for example. There are three different karts (kart_MR_a, b and c). I pick kart_MR_c. Extract both kart_MR_c.nsbmd and kart_MR_c.nsbtx. kart_MR_c.nsbtx contains the textures.
Note: In some cases .nsbmd contains both model data and textures
If you have these models extracted, place them in a folder, together with the nsbmd program.



You'll notice 2 versions of opengl32.dll. First, rename OpenGL32[texturedump].dll to OpenGL32.dll. Now; drag kart_MR_c.nsbmd into nsbmd.exe. You should see this:



Now, press F on your keyboard, and wait a few second. Then close the program. A folder called Frame_[number] should have appeared. Open, it, then open the folder "images" which is in it. The textures are there.

Rename OpenGL32.dll to something else, and rename OpenGL32[modeldump].dll to OpenGL32.dll. Drag kart_MR_c.nsbmd into nsbmd.exe, and it'll ask you for a .glr file. Browse through your computer and select screencap.glr (which was included with the nsbmd download). Do not move/zoom/rotate the cam before doing this! Press "Scroll Lock" on your keyboard, wait a few seconds, then move around the cam abit. It should have dumped screencap.obj in the same folder as screencap.glr. The object file is really messed up, and not uv-mapped. Now, open metasequoia, open screencap.obj, and click on object/align faces.







File/SaveAs, and save it as an .obj file. Now you have the model, and the textures. You only have to texture it yourself.
Note: Some models are messed up (not only missing faces), you will have to fix those by hand.
Also some faces might need to be flipped

If you've textured it properly, this is the result:

...this shit would be awesome in Kart mode. Suggested for teh lulz.

[Chaos Zero 64]

I could try it out, only if OpenGL is brought back in 2.0.5. Since there's tons of bugfixes in 2.0.5, then the new Riders will be released sometime after 2.0.5 is released (porting isn't yet complete anyway). I've already ripped sounds from MKDS, so the model shouldn't be that hard.

I'm adding some finishing touches to Mario Kart, so soon enough, I'll release a new YouTube video.

[Matt]

urr-- can it work with the new version of srb2? it says it misses the files srb.srb and srb.wad

[Matt]

how do i make the 3d model work? i tried to add the wizardrider.ridr file, but it didn't come out a 3d sonic

[Chaos Zero 64]

Originally Posted by Matt

urr-- can it work with the new version of srb2? it says it misses the files srb.srb and srb.wad

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That's a no. It works for 1.09.4 only.

Originally Posted by Matt

how do i make the 3d model work? i tried to add the wizardrider.ridr file, but it didn't come out a 3d sonic

Find 3dmodels.zip on the first post. In fact, try reading the entire first post before asking questions.