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    Forget about DAZ now... This post is exclusively for "insane people": No more. 😀
    This "little marvel" (it only works in windows command prompt...), although old from version 2003, is capable of unraveling "encrypted code" from old video game packs, scripts, and any type of "multimedia" file. That is, embedded 3d models (don't expect high quality meshes!!! LOL), music, and scripts.
    This post follows on from a recent post about 3DMax and its .mse.(Encrypted...) scripts.
    I used it for the "3dmaxtoDaz" bridge garbage, not updated, so that it would recognize version 2023...
    Also download the "quickbms_scripts.zip", since that's the good part...
    It's somewhat confusing, but valid, with some experience...
    Some 3D models can only be modified from their native format with "Noesis"...
    https://aluigi.altervista.org/quickbms.htm

    Noesis – View and extract models and animations from 3D games

    #1947446
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    @ethiopia, One is due to his peremptory home economics duties. I've been working on a project that has nothing to do with 3D for about 2 months.
    Madness has been included for a long time... 😀

    #1947899
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    @ethiopia, A "house" depends on the type of construction, especially if they are made of wood, they are very expensive to maintain, and they are fragile when exposed to the elements. (And, insurance for this type of houses pays..., apart from Health...)
    I don't know where you live: I guess in the USA...I'm in Spain...
    In my case, snow happens every 4 years...
    Now, I am very far away: I am preparing a set design (we could say "scenarios"...) for a show/theater, interchangeable in just 1 minute, in a very small theater, with hardly any space to "store" sets... This I happen to be an industrial designer!!! 😀 Make 4/6 "folding" scenarios in one, to execute continuous "plays", of barely 20 minutes each act.
    It is a magnificent challenge! It's more engineering than modelling. And I take up the challenge.
    Fun!

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