@StijnDark: umodel can recognize and extract only compatible assets from game packages, while quickbms script will extract everything from the package. I don't know what do you expect from extracted files, but if you've extracted them with quickbms, there is nothing else you can get from there.

@RedBear: I'm not sure, but maybe it's worth to look for some tools or scripts, related to the engine and other games on it (though I couldn't find any).

The game is built with Fancy3D engine, so trimmed aluigi's script for the engine archives will do. Extracted images has their own format though.

...like NFSShift... but even if you can extract them, their meshes are encrypted... Oh, well, it's just that sounded like NFS Shift meshes can't be viewed at all, which is quite confusing. Extracting files with quickbms script and viewing them in a compatible program doesn't require any skills, so ...

I'm not sure why NFS Shift is mentioned in the list, since it should be supported with ZModeler and 3DSimED. Also, it doesn't seems like the meshes data (meb files) from packages above is truly encrypted. At the beginning there is vertex count -> something -> positions data -> something (count x 2) ...

Apparently noesis supports up to 4 UV buffers through the following functions: void (*rpgBindUVXBuffer)(void *data, rpgeoDataType_e dataType, int stride, int uvIndex, int elemCount); void (*rpgBindUVXBufferSafe)(void *data, rpgeoDataType_e dataType, int stride, int uvIndex, int elemCount, int buffer...

@wansf: Something like this should work: get NAME filename string NAME p "new/%s" NAME findloc OFFSET string "UnityFS" 0 "" if OFFSET == "" print "Header not found!" cleanexit else get SIZE asize math SIZE - OFFSET log NAME OFFSET SIZE endif and in c...

I've updated script for bctex in the package - it now extracts first mip from decompressed texture as "raw" file. You can convert it with Rawtex and provided in the filename parameters + switch swizzle (quickbms obviously doesn't support swizzling, so you can't directly convert to dds with...

Neat, I don't like working on textures so that's helpful. I'll add bctex support to the plugin later if it's straighforward enough It's pretty much straightforward, if you need only the first mip. In decompressed texture: -> 0x8 (and at 0xB8): int height, int width -> 0xCC: int mip_count if mip_cou...

Script for bctex decompression added to my post above. I didn't bother with it much, but those are mipped textures, compressed with gzip - they're also using switch swizzling and most of them are DXT5. In decompressed textures first 0x78 bytes are base header, then there is 0xAC bytes of probably mi...

Here is simple script for Metroid Dread pkgs, it's almost a copy of Samus Returns script with a few adjustments. Update: Script for bctex decompression added. Update 2: Script for bctex now extracts first mip as "raw" file. You can convert it with tools like Rawtex and provided in the file...

Here is simple quickbms script for decrypting unity3d assets. Credits to akintos for the key.

@crypt: It was already answered in the original topic at gildor's forum, you just ignored it and didn't bother to read the whole topic in the first place. TLDR: Do not use armature when exporting morphs with morphs build, re-use default armature (skeleton) by exporting a model with base version of s...

You can also follow umodel related development for the game in respective game topic. Though at the point it's better to improve or at least to fix extraction script, as currently it's a bit bugged.

Here is slightly modified script for PC client. Make sure you've merged respective png files first (like model+model.pk1+model.pk2, order is important). The difference is that in PC version offsets are longlong variables, because there is a package over 4GB.