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Revision as of 12:18, 27 May 2016

By MaKiPL. All thanks goes to Halfer, for rich research progress on world map file. This wiki page is also based on Blue's wmx2obj source code.

General

Wmx.obj is world map geometry model only. Contains 835 segments, does not contain textures nor additional info like general header or pointers. Collision is calculated directly from faces. Towns and places on map are part of world map and are created the same way as mountains, ground etc. File size is 0x9000*835. Every 0x9000 a next segments starts.

Segment = contains 16 blocks Block = contains geometry

One segment is 8192 sized (512*16) + header. There is 16 blocks in a segment.

1-768 segments are final world map. 769-835 are story based segments like Balamb garden stationary, no Esthar, No cities in DISC4.

Segment

Segment starts with header (consist offsets for every block). After header a block data appears (a 4 byte header?) and polygon data.


  • NOTE: Polygon is one triangle.
Offset Length Description
0 68 bytes Header data
68 varies Block data
varies varies Padding (00)


Header data

Offset Length Description
0 4 bytes unknown
4 64 (16 * uint32) Offsets to blocks position. 4 bytes every offset!

Block data

Block data starts with header:

Offset Length Description
0 Byte Polygon count
1 Byte Vertices count
2 Byte Normal Vertices count
3 Byte Unknown

Just after header a polygon data appears:

Offset Length Description
0 Byte F1 (Triangle 1)
1 Byte F2 (Triangle 1)
2 Byte F3 (Triangle 1)
3 Byte N1 (Vertex Indice for F1)
4 Byte N2 (Vertex Indice for F2)
5 Byte N3 (Vertex Indice for F3)
6 Byte U1
7 Byte V1
8 Byte U2
9 Byte V2
10 Byte U3
11 Byte V3
12 4 BIT/4 BIT Texture Page/CLUT id
13 Byte Ground type
14 Byte Unknown
15 Byte Unknown

vertices:

Offset Length Description
0 short X vertex
2 short Z vertex
4 short Y vertex
6 short weight (unused)

Normals(?) data:

Offset Length Description
0 short X vertex normal
2 short Z vertex normal
4 short Y vertex normal
6 short W vertex normal (unused)