This script can be used to compensate interpolation drifting by adding a forward (z) offset.
By default zoffset = 10 is quite big. It meant to show whether the new animation was imported correctly.
Once you are sure your setup is working correctly you can use a better offset, more like 2 to 5.

Usage:

An add-on for XSI Mod Tool that allows you to import OBJC data (like powerups and trigger volumes in a level) and adjust the positions of those items within the 3D model of an Oni level. Simply export the OBJC and level geometry to XML format using OniSplit and then import into Mod Tool using this add-on.

Combines light in XSI scene with vertex color of each selected object.
After running this script, imported objects to Oni should appear with new vertex colors.
Pro / con: Use more vertex for finer color steps. Watch out for engine's vertex limit.

Meant for geyser's TXMP comparison project.
This program collects only data from the game.
There's no functionality to compare the data.

Note: This kit is now obsolete, as I have gotten added to PCSX2 itself the ability to pass launch arguments to games.

This kit allows you to pass launch arguments to PS2 games running in PCSX2. It was created in order to help explore the content in the Oni 2 (AS) developer build. See the wiki documentation for examples of launch arguments.

The Windows demo of Oni, repackaged for modern machines. Contains all three of the levels that Bungie released in their original demos: 1, 2, and 4. Click here for the Mac demo.

Windows-only GUI for OniSplit.

Drag and Drop workflow to convert oni to xml and back to oni. Supports also various other file formats.

Converted from the PS2 version of Oni, this is the highest-quality version of intro available. Frame rate is 30fps (instead of 15fps in original Windows Oni intro) and quality is somewhat higher.

Konoko Payne is a demo of a pseudo-sequel to Oni by Pierre Terdiman, used as a demonstration of his Flexine gaming engine. Begun around 2002, it was a long-term project, with its last update in 2010. Konoko Payne went a long way in recreating the look and feel of Oni, with some design tweaks of Pierre's.