I've heard people have problems with pk3DS, which you can see in the Ohana3DS thread at Project Pokemon.
I currently have this exact same issue. I've made sure the included DirectX DLLs have been unblocked, but no luck. I'm currently running Windows 10 (64-bit), trying to load .bch.szs (decompressed) from Badge Arcade. Seems even the crash log is the same (except with some extra text about JIT debugging).
Well it probably use scale transform, something that I didn't implemented cause I never found a animation that actually used it, but send me the model and Ill implement it.EDIT: Nevermind, problem solved! Although Windows 10 does come with the latest version of DirectX, it still requires the DirectX 9.0c runtime installed in order for Ohana3DS to work.
I'm really digging what this tool allows (thank you!!), especially with the material animations. But I'm noticing that the Salesman model from Badge Arcade seems to be missing some transforms in the animations? Most of the animations work perfectly, but there's a few that require some very drastic transformations. This is one example that doesn't work.
I actually have a feeling that it might be controlled by the game and not the animation itself, but I figured I should mention it just in case. I can provide the model if that'd help.
It's a know problem that can only be fixed after I implement the fragment shader completely and figure out what all sections of the material file does (that contains the parameters for the fshader).Thank you for this amazing tool! BTW here are some of the problems that occur with the 「NEWラブプラス+」/「NEWLOVEPLUS+」MDL.XML files If you ever intend to work on the tool again and might want to correct these:
the 'face_02' eyebrow/hairline textures don't show up in the main models,
also the 'light' and 'uru' eye bubbles don't show up, but it's probably for the best
since they appear in a "negative" visual state to accommodate their animation:
The 'facebace00' facial textures don't show up in the tiny models:
I updated the sources with the skeletal animation scaling implementation (only on frame format), and updated the build on first post. I don't know if the result is correct, but I would be thankful if you try it out and report if it's like the game.EDIT: Nevermind, problem solved! Although Windows 10 does come with the latest version of DirectX, it still requires the DirectX 9.0c runtime installed in order for Ohana3DS to work.
I'm really digging what this tool allows (thank you!!), especially with the material animations. But I'm noticing that the Salesman model from Badge Arcade seems to be missing some transforms in the animations? Most of the animations work perfectly, but there's a few that require some very drastic transformations. This is one example that doesn't work.
I actually have a feeling that it might be controlled by the game and not the animation itself, but I figured I should mention it just in case. I can provide the model if that'd help.
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