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Latest revision as of 00:34, 10 March 2013
[edit] Step 9: Decompile
Use Wes Howe's S3 Object Mesh Tool, s3oc to decompile the file inside each MLOD/MODL folder. It is important that you keep their contents separate from the contents in the other folders, otherwise you might bork your mesh.
- Open the S3 Object Mesh Tool
- Click DECOMPILE
- Navigate to your working folder|MLOD-00000,
- Select the MLOD.lod file
- Click OPEN
- You should see no errors.
- Use the same sequence to decompile the file in MLOD-10000
- Use the same sequence to decompile the file in MLOD-10001
- Use the same sequence to decompile the file in MODL-00001
You are done with the Mesh Tool for now.
TS3 Object Mesh Tool
Selecting the MLOD-00000 to decompile it
