Maybe OT but I can’t find jack about the nmb model format nvidia uses for demos such as the Dawn demo. All I can find is code to load nvb but not nmb. Anyone know anything about this format? I was wanting to load Dawn into a demo of mine.
-SirKnight
Modify gltrace and stream the vertices out to a file from any drawelements calls. 
Interesting…I’ll try that. 
-SirKnight
I was wanting to load Dawn into a demo of mine
I personally think you want to render her nude and do some sick things .
This cheap slut gets what she deserves, anyway.
Dusk.
[This message has been edited by Dusk (edited 10-06-2003).]
She’s just jealous I’m more popular then her. Get over it, bitch!
Dawn.
LOL…I knew someone would say that. Actually no that is not my intention, I just think it’s a cool model. I also want to use the other nvidia demo models as well.
It’s ok Dusk, you look good too. hehe.
-SirKnight
Hey, what about me? 
Don’t you want to see me nude in your demo instead of some pointy eared female?
Bloody fairies…
How did you do this
Just making sense of the binary data
I was not expecting for that funny discussion from mythlogical ages of graphics programming.
Nice work. Do you have reconstructed the skinning data too? Usually it is less harder to recognize vertex data patterns in blobs.
Yes I could add the skinning but this models format has a ton of stuff related to skinning there are like 51 buffers related to morph targets and weights. This really was and still is a really advanced model