I'm afraid I can't help directly with your question, but as the developer of GrimEdi I would greatly appreciate if you could submit an issue on GitHub if you find any issues. I'm sure you can appreciate that this tool was written for fun in my free time, but I always try to make sure I put quality s...

Hi all, I've updated GrimEdi to correctly handle the byte flipping required for these remastered ZBM files, and also changed it to interpret them as a 16-bit greyscale image. mo_3_cornr.png The source code is available on GitHub here: https://github.com/jlaw90/Grimja/tree/master ( just in case anyon...

Sorry for the long delay in my reply, haven't been active with this project in a while but I just purchased Grim Fandango Remastered as part of this weeks humble bundle, so thought I'd test GrimEdi out on it. Suffice to say that some of the new game data is completely incompatible with this library ...

I did start work on creating the costume models and a codec: models: https://github.com/jlaw90/Grimja/tree/master/liblab/src/com/sqrt/liblab/entry/costume codec: https://github.com/jlaw90/Grimja/blob/master/liblab/src/com/sqrt/liblab/codec/CostumeCodec.java Sadly as you can see it's currently not do...

Ah brilliant, I'm glad you got it working :) First thing you'll notice with the model viewer is that the rotation is really arbitrary - I stole some ArcBall code from somewhere else and never got it working completely smoothly! The build process has been modified to create both x86 and x64 JARs now ...

Ah no my apologies, it seems that the way I'm packing the jar file means the binaries are overriden by the 64-bit versions. I guess I'll have to change the build process to produce 32 and 64-bit JAR so that it can work for everyone.

Thanks for helping me debug this Nitrus.

Ah okay, yes the problem here is that you're using the 32-bit JRE and for some reason it's trying to load the 64-bit DLL. I'm not sure why as the 32-bit DLL is included and would probably load fine, but that's java for you!

Hi Nitrus, thanks a million! It means a lot getting positive feedback for this :) It's very possible that I might not have worked around issues like that if they are edge cases - this really was just a hobby project as I've always been interested in game engines and Grim Fandango is one of my favour...

Hmm that's very odd. Apologies this has happened, I only ever tested it on my system. In order to help me diagnose the problem, could you possibly try running the program from the command prompt? Just start the command prompt, use "cd" to get to the directory with the jar file (e.g. 'cd &q...

@JohnnyWalker2001: As it's made in java, the executable format is .jar - it doesn't compile to native code. If you have java installed you can just download the jar I linked to in the main post, double-click it and run on nearly any operating system. @somaen: It's GPL v3, the license attribution is ...

I was going to post this in that category as well but the forum rules stated no cross-posting and this forum has greater visibility. Thanks for the enthusiastic response! It makes it worthwhile releasing this stuff knowing that it will be useful to someone :) P.S. I've just released a small update t...

I've been working on this project in my spare time and thought you guys might find it interesting/useful. GrimEdi is made from 2 parts: liblab - A library for interacting with Grim Fandango files GrimEdi - A GUI editor interface that uses liblab for exploring and manipulating LAB files It is complet...