You must select the corresponding files of type AnimationClip + Animatior in order to export the animations.

I don't know much about textures, but it looks like the format is ETC2_RGB
0x25 - image size
0x29 offset

@reh: I will never understand how people like you get a proper uv map from such a mess. :D Great! 8) btw: don't miss to "remove doubles" from the mesh in blender if you haven't done so. Just as a hint: the tool expects 'S' (0x53) at offset 0x80 of chaindata files ('SKMD') I've already ded...

@reh: could you confirm the uv address 0x2B18 in your updated image? Aah, should be WordUV? Yes, i used WordUV. This was quick, thanks to your tool it will certainly speed up the process of extracting the models, thank you! When extracting it I also had problems with the UVs, some points out of pla...

Sorry, it was my fault, I forgot that I removed some bytes from the beginning of the file when extracting, I updated the images with the correct addresses now. (I had used this script before, but the file that was checked out had no extension so I thought it didn't work). Actually when you extract i...

Textures are easier to extract, there is more than one texture in the bianca.chainadata.lz file:

Use the script posted here with quickbms to decompressed the .lz files. The 3d models use vif tags search for "20 01 03 00 XX 68" in a Hex editor to find vertices addresses, where "XX" stands for vertices count, which makes the task of extracting 3d models boring. Example of firs...

blackwaltzcq wrote: ↑Mon Sep 27, 2021 2:32 am This is my friend, he took out the similar environment file part from the source file.

Right, thanks.

How do you extract .pak files?

At first glance with Hex2obj: UV uses half-float.

Apparently MilkShape 3D works with these files, you can try using it, here is a tutorial.

What script did you use to extract the file?

Like I said, only some of them seem to contain png images, sorry but I don't know what to do with these other files. Maybe it's the files to make the animations of the images but I could be completely wrong.

This file is a texture and can be opened with the Mali Texture Compression tool.

As I recall, to extract these files with their names, another file was needed, but this script for quickbms should do the job without needing the other file.