Yes there is a chance. As far as I know, many people now have the files. If some of them will decide they can give them to you, they can do it.

Tool released.
Current version only supports skeletal models. Statics/Map support is planned, but no est.

Kingdom Hearts 3 (PS4) tool. Supports static & skeletal models, maps, textures.
May work with other UE4 games.

on windows there are no dependencies, because windows always have .net and it can't be changed
no idea about linux

Tool finished.

You can aks your friends about the files. They are distributed between people as usual.

Adding support for weapons, static props and level parts.

Red Dead Redemption 2 tool Supports all skeletal & static models and textures. https://i.imgur.com/GR6S1M7.png https://i.imgur.com/xJtd7qh.png https://i.imgur.com/br1f1Qo.png Character parts may be extracted one by one, or as predefined game combinations. For example, these are some different va...

use standard batch commands or batch files

dont use "Hitman6 alltxt", because it will prob. generate about 10 or 50 TB of data
use "Hitman6 all"

no, it can export almost all static models too

99807473A3981A8D - not a shield, its a full model of spiderman
textures can be extracted separately if you put their names from materials file to the list for the tool to extract
as you can see in the error message, you also need that p.... file

ok it seems outfits weighthing is more complex than i expected
sorry, i can't help you

no, most parts are ok on my end, i'm not sure whats going on on your picture, its hard to say
are you sure you added all outfit parts to matrices before extracting final model?
this can lead to only base model weighted correctly

New version:

- proper bone names
- vertex normals
- map support

maps are .zone files. Not all of them contain models, so some will crash.
Try "ground" and "art" files, having names like

tile_k22_ground.zone or tile_k22_ground_overlay_act3.zone

Cloth and other physic-driven parts are not controlled by animation.
So you have to do something about it yourself. Weight them, apply some physics or such.