The total size of the bone map can vary between models, but each byte of the bone map refers to a function of the game's animation, in the same order for every bone map.Д®ach byte refers to a bone by number. It usually starts with bytes 00, 02, 03, 04 (corresponding to those bone names). The bone map always looks like it has lots of FF bytes. The bone map can start at the beginning or middle of a line.

This is where you need to fix the crashing. Note that these positions/rotations seem to be relevant to the parent.ДЄfter that, is the bone map. I have no idea what the rest of the bytes are for.ДЄfter all of the bone index entries is the bone position data, in float. If you can't figure out the bone you want to edit, you should be able to narrow it down by what its parent bone is. This helps in identifying the start of each bone index entry. First byte seems to be the number of the entry, but not the same number as the bone name.

There's a byte that says how long the bone section is, but it's pretty obvious just by looking at the data in hexadecimal.Д®ach bone index entry is 24 bytes. Note that it's time consuming to compare bone maps between models, because the bone numbers for each model are different.Д«one data always starts at 00000140 and ends just before the material names. I've still yet to confirm this.ДЄnyway, if we can figure out which byte of the bonemap it's looking for slinger/camera/etc, we should be able to prevent crashing by redirecting to a bone that does exist. I imagine the NPC outfit causing cutscene crash is likely because there's a bone map reference for a cutscene camera that's missing from some NPC models. So it crashes.ДЇor example, if the game is looking for where to place the slinger parts, and that bone map byte is FF, then that model will crash the game when it tries to load the slinger part onto it. The game is looking for a bone to assign something, but that bone doesn't exist. If an NPC model works normally, but crashes when loading a play area, or in a cutscene, the problem always seems to be the body model.ДЄs far as I can tell, the game seems to use the body model for basic bone structure and important bone references.

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