this is a historical archive of the art from silent hill 1, 2, and 3.
here, you can see:
these source files are not easy to read; they are mazes of binary, made specifically for konami. each model here has been reverse-engineered from scratch.
the goal of this effort is to preserve knowledge of these models and how they work, forever.
use the "next file" and "previous file" buttons in the data controls to find a file you like. move the camera around by dragging on the screen. on a computer, try pressing k to see the keyboard controls.
play around with the different options and explore the museum!
yes, contribute on github!
it parses the original files directly in your browser and renders them using the three.js library.
we've documented the file formats by representing them in kaitai struct, a declarative binary parsing language.
the ksy file is compiled into a javascript parser and typescript definitions, allowing the kaitai js runtime to bring this theater to you.
one way is to use the kaitai ide. upload the ksy file to the ide, and also drag & drop your favorite mdl file in.
do not.
please adhere to konami's policy on copyrighted materials:
Generally, Konami Digital Entertainment B.V. does not object to fans using copyrighted materials for non-commercial purposes, and in a manner which does not intentionally spoil the plot of a game for other players.
By "non-commercial" we mean that you cannot use our copyrighted material to promote a product you are selling or making any profit from, like wallpapers, t-shirts, skins for electronic devices, etc. nor can you use it to monetise a website or a media channel.
team silent created all of the amazing art you see here. dreamingmoths (AKA laura ann) wrote much of the code for this website. but i couldn't have done this without the efforts of some people on the internet, whose resources have been invaluable:
all models were originally created by the artists of team silent.
i am not affiliated with konami in any way.
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we do not claim legal responsibility for any misuse of these assets.Generally, Konami Digital Entertainment B.V. does not object to fans using copyrighted materials for non-commercial purposes, and in a manner which does not intentionally spoil the plot of a game for other players.
By "non-commercial" we mean that you cannot use our copyrighted material to promote a product you are selling or making any profit from, like wallpapers, t-shirts, skins for electronic devices, etc. nor can you use it to monetise a website or a media channel.
thanks for agreeing to the terms!
for blender, try setting "render method" to "dithered" in material settings > surface.
older blender recommendations for sh2 models:
this is an educational page for adults, researchers, and fans of horror history.
some content may be considered violent or cruel.
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