Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan - Revision history

SomeoneHere: Nitro

2026-03-17T00:26:08Z

Nitro

DogToon64 at 06:08, 8 July 2023

2023-07-08T06:08:47Z

White-Jet: /* Ripping Tutorial */

2014-09-25T06:54:44Z

‎Ripping Tutorial

White-Jet: /* Sounds and Music */

2014-09-25T06:07:42Z

‎Sounds and Music

White-Jet: /* File Formats */

2014-09-25T06:07:22Z

‎File Formats

Dazz at 12:42, 20 August 2014

2014-08-20T12:42:46Z

White-Jet: /* Models */

2014-08-17T08:39:29Z

‎Models

White-Jet: /* Notes */

2014-08-16T10:52:00Z

‎Notes

White-Jet: /* Notes */

2014-08-16T02:39:49Z

‎Notes

White-Jet: /* Notes */

2014-08-16T02:38:21Z

‎Notes

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 * ntft (Tiles)
 ===3D===
-* nsbmd (Models + Texture)
+* [[Nitro Files|nsbmd]] (Models + Texture)
-* nsbca (Animation)
+* [[Nitro Files|nsbca]] (Animation)
 ===Sounds and Music===
 * SDat

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 | title=        Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan
 | developer=    iNiS
-| publishers=    Nintendo
+| publisher=    Nintendo
 | system=       Nintendo DS
 }}
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 # Select the saved model file.  Don't worry if the model doesn't show up; the fact it opens at all is proof enough that you have extracted the model properly.
 # Clock "Export" and select "Model".  Only [[OBJ]] will be shown.  Click it to complete the exportation.
 ==Notes==

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 ==Ripping Tutorial==
-It is best to use Tinke for image assembly and exporting. Console Tool is best used to view and export models of each Ouendan and Cheer Girl.
+For assembling and exporting images and sounds, it's best to use Tinke. Console Tool is best used to view and export models of each Ouendan and Cheer Girl.
 ===Images===
 # Open ROM

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 * nsbca (Animation)
 ===Sounds and Music===
-* sdat
+* SDat
 ==Ripping Tutorial==

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 * nsbmd (Models + Texture)
 * nsbca (Animation)
 ==Ripping Tutorial==

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:42, 20 August 2014
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−	~~[[File:O~~!T!~~OLogo.png~~\|~~thumbnail~~\|~~Game Logo]]~~ Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan (押忍！闘え！応援団: Go! Fight! Cheering Squad) is a rhythm tapping game published by iNiS and Nintendo. It stars a group of Japanese cheerleaders (known as Ouendan) responding to the cries of up to 15 distressed individuals. It is a Japan exclusive, but high import sales prompted the spiritual sequel, [[Elite Beat Agents]], and eventually a true sequel, [[Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2]].	+	{{Gameinfo
		+	\| title= Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan
		+	\| developer= iNiS
		+	\| publishers= Nintendo
		+	\| system= Nintendo DS
		+	}}
		+	Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan (押忍！闘え！応援団: Go! Fight! Cheering Squad) is a rhythm tapping game published by iNiS and Nintendo. It stars a group of Japanese cheerleaders (known as Ouendan) responding to the cries of up to 15 distressed individuals. It is a Japan exclusive, but high import sales prompted the spiritual sequel, [[Elite Beat Agents]], and eventually a true sequel, [[Moero! Nekketsu Rhythm Damashii Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan 2]].

	==File Formats==		==File Formats==

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 * Some images will load with a black background, obscuring the outline of the characters.  The best way to rectify this is to save two separate files, one with the current palette, and another with a substitute palette that has a less obscuring background (preferably a grayscale palette).  Open both on a image editing software that contains layers and a Wand Tool, paste the second image over the first on a separate layer, and highlight its background with the Wand Tool.  Once all parts of the background is selected, delete the second layer before removing or erasing the areas highlighted.
 * Some NCER files will not open properly, prompting a window stating "Out of memory", usually when there is either an animation file, or the file contains text.  You could attempt to assemble the tiles by hand, but it's sometimes easier to just use [[DeSmuMe]]'s OAM and Map viewers.
-* Palettes less than 16 colors will not properly display the image, either producing a blank screen or a single pixel.  This usually only happens in the 3D folder.  You can either rip the image containing the low palette, or find a substitute palette matching the one assigned to the particular sprite.
+* When digging through the files in folder 2d/mv/cm, be aware that some images won't have their palettes in the same location.  Most, if not all palettes for some of the images (particularly the unused establishing shot and the shout images) are stored in the main stages of the game.  It's best to borrow palettes from Handa's stage (s01), as it's intro folders (IN_01-5) have an easier list of palettes to choose from.
 ** If the palette shows 16 colors, but the image still remains blank or unnatural, try clicking "Change the depth".  You may be dealing with a file that has an 8bpp palette.  The same goes for palettes that are fully displayed as attempting to access the image without chopping the palette to 16 colors will not properly display the image it was assigned to.
 * Although MKDS Course Modifier asks for an image file format when exporting models, it's recommended you save a substitute version of its assigned texture through Tinke as some 3D software such as [[Cinema 4D]] will not register or properly load .mtl files.

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 **MKDS can also export the model's skeletons, but the end product is iffy at best and won't register on most 3D viewing or animating software.
 * Only Sayaka (AS) and Ryuta (IR) have animation files because their respected teammates share the same move sets regardless of how they perform in-game.
-* If you're wondering where Saito and Anna Lindhurst are in the 3D folder, they are in the same file as Suzuki and Aoi Kanda.  Though it is possible to access their texture, there is no known way to access and export their models through Console Tools.
+* If you're wondering where Suzuki and Anna Lindhurst are in the 3D folder, they are in the same file as Saito (SA-SI) and Aoi Kanda (KA_Model).  Though it is possible to access their texture, there is no known way to access and export their models through Console Tools.

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	**MKDS can also export the model's skeletons, but the end product is iffy at best and won't register on most 3D viewing or animating software.		**MKDS can also export the model's skeletons, but the end product is iffy at best and won't register on most 3D viewing or animating software.
	* Only Sayaka (AS) and Ryuta (IR) have animation files because their respected teammates share the same move sets regardless of how they perform in-game.		* Only Sayaka (AS) and Ryuta (IR) have animation files because their respected teammates share the same move sets regardless of how they perform in-game.
		+	* If you're wondering where Saito and Anna Lindhurst are in the 3D folder, they are in the same file as Suzuki and Aoi Kanda. Though it is possible to access their texture, there is no known way to access and export their models through Console Tools.