I recommanded having all of your tools in a. With Modern or Classic Sonic. Remember that the 'ar' file should. The mods in Sonic Generations. Sonic Generations v1.0r4 (+6 Trainer) [CheatNova]. Request a new password if you have an account on the old megagames.com. I recommanded having all of your tools in a. With Modern or Classic Sonic. Remember that the 'ar' file should. The mods in Sonic Generations.

So I've been developing a Sonic Engine in Unreal Engine 4. The physics are pretty solid and everything seems fine however I can't rip Sonic's animations from Sonic Generations.

I tried doing it by my self however it doesn't display right. Also I can't seem to find any useful tutorials or posts about ripping Sonic Generations animations. This is what I did: • Unpacked bb3 using QuickBMS. • Used Gens Archive Editor to extract the content of Sonic.ar.00 • Used the old version of SonicGLVL (that supports exporting) to convert the chr_Sonic_HD.model from the extract to a.dae file. • Used HKXCMD (the Skyrim tool) to convert the.hkx animations from the extract to a.kf format. • Imported the model in 3DS Max.

• Imported animation in 3DS Max using nif tools. • Sonic is deformed crazily. • Cry myself to sleep Can you guys tell me what im doing wrong please. I need those animations for the Engine. If you guys wanna check the engine out feel free to. Alright I reinstalled Generations and it turns out that I had accidentally corrupted the files inside the bb3 file.

After this I retraced my steps and I managed to get a less deformed Sonic. Greg Fishman Jazz - Saxophon Etudes Pdf -.  I did what you said and reloaded the animation (animation being the idle one) a couple of times however I get the same deformed pose with minor differences each time. I tried a different animation and got similar results (used the jog one this time).

Just to make it clear of how I convert animations. • I go to the file folder in command prompt. • I use the command 'hkxcmd ExportKF Skeleton.hkx Animation.hkx ConvertAnimation.kf' • Then use the converted animation in 3DS Max. PS: Forgot to mention this but when im converting the animations it outputs this to the log that may be useful in finding what im doing wrong: C: Users. Documents Projects Sonic Generations Hacking SonicGensModel>hkxcmd ExportKF chr_Sonic_HD.skl.hkx sn_idle_loop.anm.hkx exportedanim.kf Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'UpperArm_L'.

Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'Hand_L'. Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'UpperArm_R'. Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'Hand_R'.

Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'Thigh_L'. Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'Foot_L'. Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'Thigh_R'. Non-uniform scaling found while processing 'Foot_R'.

I doubt the output has anything to do with the glitches since pretty much any bone can get deformed and only a few of them are mentioned in the log. The animation usually does fix itself after reimporting it a few times, just make sure to check all the fingers since they can easily be overlooked. I actually haven't touched Generations ripping in quite some time, so maybe someone has already found the solution. If it doesn't eventually load right you could try searching on Sonic Retro since hacking community is the most active there.

Sonic Generations Developers:, (Windows) Publisher: Platforms:,, Released in US: November 3, 2011 Released in EU: November 3, 2011 Released in AU: November 3, 2011 Released in KR: November 3, 2011 This game has unused code. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused abilities.

This game has unused music. This game has unused text. Classic Sonic and Modern Sonic finally meet! Many paradoxes ensue! The PC version is notable for being released after a drought of new Sonic games for the PC, greatly rewarding Sonic fans' patience with a largely unscathed port of Sonic Generations in 2011. Sega still does what Nintendon't.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Console/PC Differences Unlockable In the console versions of Sonic Generations, you could purchase an item in the Skill Shop called the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive Controller to. The PC version removes this entirely, leaving a blank spot in the HUB. However, files for it (such as the White World HUB song and shop icons) are still in the game. Lua Script The game uses Lua script files (*.lua) for configuring some parts of the game. The Lua scripts included in #Application.ar.00 archive (contains the game's startup process and story sequences) were plain-text format in console versions, but PC version uses binary-compiled format instead.

The actual contents of the script is presumably unchanged from the console versions, as the PC version accepts console version's Lua files just fine. The game also uses Lua scripts in the missions and some of the bosses, but they are in plain text format for all versions. Debug Leftovers There are evidences that once a huge debug mode was present in the game. Debug Leftovers in MainSequence.lua The Lua script for boot sequence (disk/bb3/#Application.ar.00/MainSequence.lua, ) contains some debug-related stuff. (Source: ) global('g_IsDebugSequence', 0);-- デバッグシーケンスフラグ At the beginning of the file, there is a variable named 'g_IsDebugSequence'. If this value is 1, the Lua script will boot directly into the debug initialization (MODULE_DEBUGINIT) instead of the start of logo sequences (MODULE_NOTICE_CESA). However, the game will stuck at the black screen, because the game requires displaying the Havok logo to successfully initialize the game.