Which is why I am leaving that stuff to a professional, unless someone here knows how to do such things.

well it is not that hard i rip it like this i found it on some web site so i DIDN'T MAKE IT!

he way that I extract models, is by first using a hex-editor (I use the program Cheat Engine which is mostly for hacking games but can be used to open files) to open a file I suspect to contain models. Since most PS2 games only have one data file then if the game uses 3d models it must e contained in that file. However some PlayStation2 discs will not show all the files on the Disc (Ratchet games and Sly Cooper), but can be seen if you first make the disc into an ISO file. However some games like Sly Cooper also compress and/or encrypt files. The program "Game Extractor" (//sourceforge.net/projects/gameextractor/files/Game Extractor 2.0x/) can decompress some games (Big Game Hunter) and separate the files into smaller files to make finding the models easier (Wrath Unleashed).
A PS2 file is probably compressed if you type in (00 00 80 3f) in the search window in the Hex editor and come up with less than 5 matches.

Many models (Though certainly not all) will use the value 1.000 (which in computer language is "00 00 80 3f") in models alot so it is a good indicator that, that section of the file is a 3d mesh. It is not uncommon to have more than 300,000 matches in one file.

I want to make Scripts to automatically extract models, but the way I currently do it is by copying the hexadecimal numberrs(base16, 0-9,A-F) in the portion of the file where I think there are models. I then open a blank Microsoft document and past them in their.

Then depending on the Specific file type, I perform Simple and Wildcard "Find and Replace" functions on the file to leave only the X,Y,Z vertexes in the document. An Example:
Models in the game Okami, are in 16 byte Arrays so the first step I would do is FIND every 16bytes and REPLACE it with the Array and a line break (like pressing the Return Key) so I go to the "Find and Replace" box and type in the Find box:
^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^?
and type in the Replace box ^&^l
which in Microsoft Word language stands for the Text you Found followed by a press of the return key.
Then in this simple example I need the remove the last four bytes at the end of every 16byte array. So I type in the Find box:
^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^?^? ^l
and leave the replace box empty.
Now only the vertexes are in the file, so I can select all of them and using a hexeditor insert them into an empty 3d model file such as (orge3d's binary .mesh, or 3d Studio Max's .3ds) then assuming the TRI-face array is already in the file (0,1,2) (1,2,3) (2,3,4) then I can use the free 3d editing program "Blender" to import the meshes.

With your Name and thank you in mention.

i was thinking of fan games not game mods
so any one want to skin them?

Sure! I'll need a chainsaw though.