Got as far as extracting the characters.assetbundle but there is no Class43 or Class90 directories... only Class221

I'm not getting any subfolders when I use disunity on the .assets files.

Found it... I've extracted the files via winzip how do I extract the files in characters.assetbundle to get the .bin files?

then make a version for 3d studio max 2012? Yes, he absolutely will get a software he does not use, completely rewrite the script, test and fix all issues just so you can use it. lol Serious though, Waste 30 min of your life getting blender and following simples instructions. It is easy. By the way...

Kinda off/on topic but does anyone have howfie's texture extractor from the original/old Sleeping Dogs because I don't have DE.

Will this work with Maya 2011?

EDIT... apparently not.

Aluigi took time to create and graciously provide a quickbms script to extract Conquest files... I hope somebody has the game still installed to check this out. # Lord of the Rings: Conquest # this script is incomplete and the extracted data is probably useless # because some files are not extracted...

Can't believe I posted here two years ago... and still no closer to getting anything. Oh the memories LOL

huckleberrypie wrote:Wouldn't posting links to a proprietary SDK be a breach of rules here?

Pretty sure it does

Trying to test the maxscript but I can't for the life of me find the .skl files off the extracted .ttarch2 files For The Walking Dead Season 2, they are in the WalkingDead_pc_WalkingDead20*_data.ttarch2 archive. For The Wolf Among Us, it's in Fables_pc_Fables10*_data.ttarch2. Of course, the * would...

Trying to test the maxscript but I can't for the life of me find the .skl files off the extracted .ttarch2 files

Just curious but does this mean you can extract Frostbite engine-run game assets with intact in-game skeletons and weights already (cough Battlefield 4 cough)?

zaramot wrote:If someone will try real hard, we could get those models with bones+weights.

Is there any update on this?

Ok I gotta say kudos to Devilot... I am having much fun reading the main page news as much as the forum posts. Good job!

From what I read and watched I'd say its a pretty nice distraction and cool time-killer .