Post by Valky on Jan 30, 2017 11:49:32 GMT
I am modding the far cry series since so long ago, but there are still some files I cant modify.
For changing visual stuff, it would be nice to be able to modify the *.material.bin files.
Therefor, I am looking into those files and I am creating this thread, so maybe other people can help to.
The first 3 bytes (54 41 4d / TAM) are always the same, no matter if you have a look into the files from FC3, FC4 or FCP.
Every file shows also another 3 bytes (34 58 77 / 4XW) near the end of every file.
> Left: FC3 | Mid: FC4 | Right: FCP
I asked some friends and I was searching the web.
I found out, that it should be a file which will be loaded into another modeling software (like Cinema4D). Each file should define a material for specific textures.
Sadly, I can't find any solution for this - even with old or a new python script I can't decrypt the files in a good readable way. Also, I am not able to find a modeling tool which can load those material.bin files (I am also not the modeling specialist, soooo...)
Does anyone has any ideas or knows a tool which can load those files?
It would also nice to know, if you tryed something allready, what does work / not work.
For changing visual stuff, it would be nice to be able to modify the *.material.bin files.
Therefor, I am looking into those files and I am creating this thread, so maybe other people can help to.
The first 3 bytes (54 41 4d / TAM) are always the same, no matter if you have a look into the files from FC3, FC4 or FCP.
Every file shows also another 3 bytes (34 58 77 / 4XW) near the end of every file.
> Left: FC3 | Mid: FC4 | Right: FCP
I asked some friends and I was searching the web.
I found out, that it should be a file which will be loaded into another modeling software (like Cinema4D). Each file should define a material for specific textures.
Sadly, I can't find any solution for this - even with old or a new python script I can't decrypt the files in a good readable way. Also, I am not able to find a modeling tool which can load those material.bin files (I am also not the modeling specialist, soooo...)
Does anyone has any ideas or knows a tool which can load those files?
It would also nice to know, if you tryed something allready, what does work / not work.
Thanks!
