I'm not exactly sure which area would be right for this but I thought I post it here.

Markgrass developed I think a couple of years ago some very useful tools.

One of them was TMDTool.

Sadly his site has been down for quite a time.
And you can't get his tools anymore.

If anyone has TMDTool or any other PSX related hacking tools developed by Markgrass ( I think he wrote some very useful ones)
and could upload them I'd appreciate that.

I've found the tool already. It's not only for the Boot Screen, it can handle lots of TMD specs.

But there is one problem.

I have on a PSX game a format called MMD. When I scan through them I get results of a TMD and the TMD gets ripped properly.

The UV data remains intact that's great too but the problem is that the model get's all scattered.

It's not rigged anymore but all objects of the model are in the middle and not alligned.

Can you think of a reason why is that? And how I could solve that? (Besides the obvious rigging everything together again :/

Ah well after all the playstation never really HAD a Z Axis so I can see what you mean.

I tried lots of these converters.  I will try a different approach and look into ingame data where the models are rigged, make a dump of the memory and look for the TMD Structure.
TMDTool can assemble Ascii TXT files with TMD Structure to TMD files. maybe I can try  that.

But thanks, I appreciate your help^^

psxmultiripper is useful for tmd hunting