Importing Accel World vs Sword Art Online into Blender

[Erupuran]

I would like you to create a script to import and export the Accel World vs Sword Art Online character model .mdl file to Blender.
Or please tell me how to swap character models using Note Pad etc.

[gleblebedev]

I don't think the https://store.steampowered.com/app/607880/Accel_World_VS_Sword_Art_Online_Deluxe_Edition/ game is made with rbfx engine. Do you know what game engine is it based on?

[rokups]

This is a reverse engineering question. We wont be able to help with that :)

[JTippetts]

You use Google to find out, mainly. If the file extension were something like .md2, Google would come back and tell you MD2 is a file format used by Quake 2, and borrowed by numerous other projects. So if you had .md2 files you could try opening them with any .md2 importer and see if it worked. Googling for the .MDL extension tells you that a .MDL file could be a MathWorks Simulink file. The spec for this file format says it is a plain-text (meaning you can open it in a text editor and read it plainly). However, Google also says that Valve has used the .MDL extension for Half Life model files. So you could try opening the files with a Half Life model viewer.

However, there is no guarantee that a .MDL file is a MathWorks or Half Life file, because there is no standard at play here. Anybody can use any extension for their model files. So if you can't open the file with a Half Life viewer, or with MathWorks Simulink, or with anything else that Google tells you it might be, then you are dealing with somebody's custom format and it will have to be reverse engineered. We can't really help you with that, as rk said.

Once again, you said that there exists a Blender script for importing the files to Blender. Twice I've recommended you look at it, but it seems you haven't listened. So for a third and final time: LOOK AT THE BLENDER SCRIPT. Any script that can import data from a (apparently custom) file format like this can be used as a tool for you to puzzle out the file format and be able to write another script for exporting to that same format.

[Erupuran]

Thank you for your detailed explanation.
When I searched on Google myself, I found words such as MathWorks Simulink and Half Life.
However, Half Life is a specific game software, and I tried it, but it still failed.
I haven't tried MathWorks Simulink much yet, so I'll try various things.

I'll post a screenshot of the Blender script here at a later date.
There is a high possibility that it will be a hint of something.

[Erupuran]

Sorry for my late reply.

I will post a screenshot of the script.

[rokups]

I am sorry, but we can not help you, as your question is in no way related to our project.