Final Fantasy VII Remake

[Cyborg]

Animations should work in Noesis, which I mentioned before.

The problem with the animations support in Noesis is, everything is flipped/mirrored, and they're wrong that way, and there's nothing we can do about it, if Umodel could support them properly, it would be better.
I do not understand how come no one is noticing this.

[Digika]

@Digika
Used 280 from here with Blender 2.82.7 and works properly. https://github.com/Befzz/blender3d_import_psk_psa
Mesh and animations exported using Neosis following Ehlyon's instructions. Textures exported using UEViewer since Noesis seems to export broken textures.

Yeah, that is the one I'm using. If you try to export Aerith Standard model via Noesis into PSK it complains about range exceeding PSK' supported and when you import in Blender same issue happens.

Honestly would like to have the keys to extract the PKG myself. Having bought the digital copy of the game, the PKG files is easily obtainable without needing to anything in my PS4.

As I mentioned before it is very likely these files are from older build leaked in January 2020, which is why that decryption key is useless.

[Digika]

@Gildor

Sensei, do you plan to add support for FF7R rigs, meshes and animations export? Noesis is jank af, I really miss the convenience of the export Umodel had.

[Ehlyon]

I don't know why but I can't seem to do batch export of the anims to psa. It always defaults to rda.
Is there a specific command to export to psa?

Can't see anything among the command options to "force" an extension, seems like psa conversion is considered an "extra" in fact i can batch convert in fbx, smd or dae but not psa.
Anyway it's kinda faster to batch convert to rda and then to psa one by one than copy/paste the command file x file (and change name for those 1_0 1_1 1_2 files...)

Edit: Oke .rda to .psa and then applied on .psk model imported on 3ds max doesn't recognize the bones, annoooying~

[RedBear]

Look it up yourself before saying "easily fixed".

Well, I'm sorry if this did not help you. Do not be angry, I was just trying to help.
I would be happy to look it up myself, but I haven’t yet found where the motion folder is located.
I can’t download all packs at once, due to limited space on my hard drive, but only 1 or 2 packs at once.
If you tell me which pak the motion fiolder is in, I can look at the animations myself and try to find a solution to the problem.

[Juso3D]

Normally hair and skirts are cloth rigid bodies, no animation reacts to what the character movements are....

[MasterBall]

Hey guys, just wanted to clear up some things regarding the files posted on DeviantArt.

First of all, as you can tell the files included are only the game's pak files, so finding music might not be possible right now from those files alone.

Anyways, now the point I wanted to make: These files are NOT dumped from the digital version of the game, so as far as we are concerned, no PKG key exists. Now that is not to say it doesn't exist privately, but the dump we all have access to right now is actually dumped from the disc of the game. How would this be organized? I'm really not sure, seeing as how the game uses 2 discs: one for data, and the other to play the game.

As for the proof? Look no further than the build configuration included in the first pak.


A digital game's build configuration looks like this:


Note the StorageType in both configurations. Case in point. This also proves that this isn't just data dumped from the "January leak", as the build date clearly shows it was completed around March 5th. So please, unless you can truly prove someone has access to the pkg key of the digital version of the game, do not go around constantly asking for it. I would love if the person who dumped the disc for this game would share the full dump, rather than just the paks. But for now, we'll just have to wait until that happens, or until someone gets their hands on the pkg key.