CGSS samples can load. :) The ML animation file i uploaded before is corrupted, it is my mistake... I upload other files, these should be complete. https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_EOJKLZ9WswTTZhY1lVRFdLdVE Unlike cgss, mltd seems to use mecanim for rig/animation. That is why the animations are ...

There is some mistake on my pc... Here is my feedback, including CGSS, i post some games model and animation in it. I hope it can be useful... https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_EOJKLZ9WswejNROEhmbldObzQ/view?usp=sharing Ok, I was able to fix some stuff. When loading the bundles the program changes...

Uh..I find this video, "sakura no koro" may be the english name. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7t6R8RM_ZM The bundle file for that animation is "3d_cutt_an_chr_son9012_01_legacy". You can extract the animation yourself with any character you want, using the method I posted ab...

I managed to make a somewhat working program for extracting the animations but can't say for sure if it will work for other Unity games. That is why I am not posting this in a new thread. How to use The program looks like this : http://i.imgur.com/9qeW0Rb.jpg Use File->Open to load the assetbundles....

Nice work. Is this a common way to output the bone animation for Unity3d games? (like MLTD) Or maybe... can you make a small movie on youtube? I want to know how you do this. It is OK if you don't want to make a movie, i know it is difficult and boring. But can you post a song animation named '桜の頃'...

Did you get the animations bundle from the manifest? How is it named, also does it include head/face animations? It's a bit of a chore to redo the entire face animation in 3dmax Bundles that contain animation clips are named like this : "3d_cutt_an_chr_son9006_01_legacy". Head animations ...

Do you extracted the animations using UnityEx ? How do you process it in Unity? No, I didn't use any third party tool, just the Unity itself. Loaded the asset bundle containing the clip using AssetBundle class, and got the animation clip. It can be saved to disk with the AssetDatabase class but it ...

I was able to get the animation clips extracted, but can't provide a tool for it because I used some Unity Editor functionality. I can share the animations as fbx if anyone is interested.

Preview (appears slow because of recording) :

trexjones wrote:I'm not sure if you've moved on from this, but I can go through and give you a list of files presenting errors if that helps out at all.

Yes, it would be good if you can tell me what files cause the problem.

Also do they load fine without the skeleton or are there still missing meshes?

trexjones wrote:I'm having trouble opening up the normals exporting as DDS files, and tried both gimp and photoshop

Are you using the latest version? I updated the program on 9th of March.

If yes, from what file did you extract the textures?

trexjones wrote:I tried loading the Tommy model, but when I go to add the skeleton, the model doesn't appear at all.

It looks like I made a slight offset mistake which affected some of the models. I fixed it and updated the download link. You should be able to load Tommy fine now.

I released a new version of the viewer that supports skeleton. You can see the changes in the first post.

Huge thanks to daemon1 for his awesome work with tutorials and for answering my questions.

daemon1 wrote:Meanwhile here's tutorial part 2.

Thank you, you made it really easy to understand. I will try to adapt it to code and read the weights programmatically.

Was my tutorial any helpful to you? Do I have to proceed with next parts showing how to extract bones/weights? Yes, I found it really helpful. I am not that experienced with finding data in hex, so it gave me a general idea on how to proceed and find the offset tables. Another video showing how to ...

No one has access to them, so what's the point? I guess that question is directed towards me, right? Actually I made this tool for luxox and myself. He contacted me saying that he managed to get the last of us ps4 files and that he was able to rip some meshes manually. So I thought of making a view...