Small guide on how to export the models for your viewing. The models are packaged inside .bin files. Which is simply a file that has 1 or more objects in each model. The .bin packages them as one. So we need to open the .bin files to extract the obj files from it.

1.) Go inside your game.kpf

2.) Open the models folder and pick the model you want. (Here in my example I will just use the knife)

3.) Make a copy of the .bin file

Here I am copying my choice dyn_knife.bin



4.) Paste the copy of the .bin file directly into Turoks game directory.

5.) Launch Turok and at the main menu open the console by pressing the ~ key.

6.) In the console you need to type exportobj (then insert your file name) and hit enter

Example for me using the knife I must do:

exportobj dyn_knife.bin (hit enter)


(be sure to put a space between exportobj and your model choice)
 
7.) Once you do this you can exit the game and in your Turok folder directory (steam or gog) you should have the file and models ready for view in your choice of software. I use blender and misfit 3d. They should be in your folder like this after the console command.



This obj file can be opened in most model software.

Here it is opened in blender



Since we did exportobj we will have access to all node parts (pieces of the model)

If you want control over the model as one hole object I will write this in another guide.

Hey Duke I read your tutorials that are here and there, great job. I noticed in a few of them you refer to models obtained via exportanimobj as "the model as a hole" and you refer to a model obtained via export obj as "peacies" or was it... " all peacies/parts of a model" followed by if you would like cool over the model as a hole I'll right another tutorial about that, witch led me to your exportanimobj. Correct me if I got this incorrect understandin or something. But I wanted to ask you what you mean by this. Is it now possible for users to utilize exportanimobj for any reason. Just I'm under the impression that it's a I completed cvar command declaration for the console holdin it back from working at all or something.  I recall herring down he grape vine ( Kaiser ) that the exportobjanim was incompletely or improperly implemented  as featured in there final product ( Turoks kex engine) last time I checked exportanimobj exported in some cases each node as a model into its own file, and in other cases would for some reason... Export the models in a few nodes here and also ever so often a node would be braked up into 2 to 4 faces, then just those faces exported as a model wile the rest of the node is in a ore file. Maby I'm stoned or maby somethings have changed on the scene lol sorry. Also turok4lif and duke64 your the man.

Your guides are well explained dude. Worked perfectly! I been trying to get the models out of the bin files but had no idea how. Hope to see more guides like this

Small guide on how to export the models for your viewing. The models are packaged inside .bin files. Which is simply a file that has 1 or more objects in each model. The .bin packages them as one. So we need to open the .bin files to extract the obj files from it.

1.) Go inside your game.kpf

2.) Open the models folder and pick the model you want. (Here in my example I will just use the knife)

3.) Make a copy of the .bin file

Here I am copying my choice dyn_knife.bin



4.) Paste the copy of the .bin file directly into Turoks game directory.

5.) Launch Turok and at the main menu open the console by pressing the ~ key.

6.) In the console you need to type exportobj (then insert your file name) and hit enter

Example for me using the knife I must do:

exportobj dyn_knife.bin (hit enter)


(be sure to put a space between exportobj and your model choice)
 
7.) Once you do this you can exit the game and in your Turok folder directory (steam or gog) you should have the file and models ready for view in your choice of software. I use blender and misfit 3d. They should be in your folder like this after the console command.



This obj file can be opened in most model software.

Here it is opened in blender



Since we did exportobj we will have access to all node parts (pieces of the model)

If you want control over the model as one hole object I will write this in another guide.