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| − | '''"The information below on model editing is old, outdated, and generally a pain. It should be ignored, but for the moment I am way too lazy to give it an update proper. Look to the right for a list of much more useful, up-to-date, and pertinent information."''' - [[Dude]]<br />
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| − | The 5674388 is the decimal offset in CHRMODELS.DLL you need to go to. Use a calculator to convert this number to hexadecimal; in this case the value is 569594.
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| − | Open CHRMODELS.DLL in a hex editor. Open the "go to" window (usually done by pressing Ctrl+G). If your editor supports decimal you can just paste in the original value, or you can choose hexadecimal and use that number. Most models end in something like _4 or _20; you only need the numbers before the dash.
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| − | Once you have gone to the offset for Sonic's head, you will see 04 00 00 00 (or 0400 0000, depending on how your hex editor is set up; every 2 numbers/letters is one hex byte).
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| − | So you want to skip the first 4 bytes, in this case that is 04 00 00 00. You should now see 68 95 56 10 (or another value for a different model). These four bytes are the next offset you want to go to, but they are in little endian and have had 10000000 added to them. Reverse the order of the bytes and subtract 10000000 to get 00569568, and then go to this address.
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| − | This time we do NOT skip the first 4 bytes, we select the first 4 bytes which are 78 73 56 10 and once again, reverse the byte order and subtract 10000000. You should get 00567378.
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| − | Go to this offset. You are now at the model =D. what you need to do now, is export your edited model in .obj format. (When editing the model do not use symmetry modifiers or mirror the model! You must edit each vertex by hand, you can't mirror it)
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| | [[Category:Sonic Community Hacking Guide]] | | [[Category:Sonic Community Hacking Guide]] |
