if i knew how id make a bms script or something. so i think i found the model files? or texture or even rig data possibly. Im thinking this pBAV header is the filetype because it comes only every so often and is usually after the large string of armature names and so forth. at first i didnt know why there was sprites for just parts of the body but then i remembered how his ears moved in the game like when he stops walking the ears move a bit before stopping as well. if i dont figure it out i may just possibly request someone to hopefully take a look at it and try to make a script to pull the models or a plugin to view them in the program noesis. i took a peek at some of the sprites and klonoa has sprites for just his head, ears and body. games rpg pyxeledit pixel game mechanics C programming pixelart tilemap general unity editor deep learning side perspective sprite animation OpenCV Numpy pathfinding movement pixel art game utilities coroutine computer vision gui artificial neural networks tilemaps hud action genre PyTorch Ninja. In M.U.G.E.N, Klonoa has been created by multiple authors Suamo's version uses the sprites. Klonoa: Door to Phantomile on Playstation. Klonoa: Door To Phantomile Klonoa: Empire Of Dreams Video. He also made an appearance in the Japan-only game, Namco X Capcom. Sprite Klonoa: Door To Phantomile Costume Clip Art, Sprite PNG. The art style is absolutely whimsical and charming with colorful graphics and abstract designs. Klonoa is an anthropomorphic video game character created by Namco and Klonoa Works, and has starred in several games bearing his name since 1997, starting with the Playstation 1 game, Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, which had a Wii remake. the stages come out fine though, so i can texture and probably get those uploaded here too, i just wish i could rip out my boi guntz, despite how hideous the model looks xD Also i dont have a screenshot but i found another header that reads pBAV. Despite using sprites for characters and simple polygonal backgrounds Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is one of my favorite PS1 games on a visual level. So im thinking they're either just not being loaded properly or are just encrypred up the ass. Now that's an obscure spinoff game.Īh yes, This is where things get wierd though, the games stage models use tmd or pmd, but using a program called psxprev i was able to find and view and extract all of those, however there are about 13 pmd files that it finds that are garbled up, but coincidentally, there are about 12 playable characters and one npc that serves as a sort of referee or something.
(05-28-2018, 07:54 PM)titleknown Wrote: IDK, but I might as well mention holy crap I did not know this game existed before now.
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