@ariankordi can you confirm something for me real fast? I think I have things in a state where models can start to be exported, but my Mii sample models look very strange

I'm checking MiiBodyHigh in this example, and it has 2 FMDLs:

• MaleBody
• FemaleBody

Inside each there are 2 FSHPs:

• shape0
• shape1

When exporting these to an OBJ (for testing purposes right now), it looks like shape0 is exported just fine but shape1 is very broken? Also shape0 has the arms and hands in very odd positions?

Is this normal?

Screenshots from blender:

shape0

shape1

shape0 and shape1 visible at the same time

Those limbs look normal, that's the bind pose for this model. You can see this by downloading this glTF, opening it in https://gltf-viewer.donmccurdy.com and disabling the animation.

Yeah, for shape1 you may have broken.. indices? IDK.

I'll also point out that MiiBodyMiddle is the only one that's used, if you need to cross-compare. I'm going to document how to do this with RenderDoc + Cemu since I don't think anyone on the internet has. If you look at the attributes, they're in these strange numbers instead of the floats you'd expect.

The "VS Input" is the half-float (in this case) data, but big-endian. So, 32963 = 0x80C3 = 0xC380 = -3.75.

Here's a script I vibe coded to convert this specific model from CSV: https://gist.github.com/ariankordi/dbf23458668de417b19d3b1757981ae5

I'll also point out that MiiBodyMiddle is the only one that's used, if you need to cross-compare

That actually helped a lot. Switching to that, I can see that the FSHPs are named body_mt_body and body_mt_pants. body_mt_pants is the one that's fucked up, it looks like I'm trying to apply the bodies shape to the pants....? Really not sure what's going on there tbh