Follow these steps to reach your goal: Preparations Use the attached BMS script ( IM2_Unpacker_EXT.bms ) to unpack the archives. Now locate to the output folder. For those big archives some files are named differently, which would require you to make some slight modifications. Here the condition I'...

If you've skimmed my previous extraction guides on this game you should find it really time consuming and tedious to extract all submeshes manually through Hex2Obj. So I have to create some tools to automate the process. Change log: 20.03.2019 - Fixed a bug for reading certain mesh format; - Fixed n...

Bug Fixed:
Simplify the entry name code part. Since the second name string table in those large archives do not refer to each entry at all, now the folder is named after the loop order only.

SickAlice wrote: But again ty, mind if use to extract some models and host them on DA? Will credit you for your end of the work of course.

Use the tool all on your own risk mate! And don't forget about the texture tool to AceWell's credit.

Since NifSkope cannot handle .nif files from X360's Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth, guess just have to write a simple obj converter. For xpr archive unpacker & textures extractor please visit this post Ussage : Drag and drop a nif file onto the program. Supports multiple files but suggest to use ...

Havn't looked at your samples but should know that the .wad file is just a zip file with different extension
so you can unzip it directly after changing the extension to .zip. Yet the .zzz file contains nothing but a bunch of null bytes.

ok here is a Noesis python script that can open all the textures in your xpr sample files :D Um, nice script! I bet I can learn a lot about tex formats from this example then. Thanks! 2. if you export all the textures from the xpr (or any library), the first texture exported is always named the sam...

AceWell wrote:could be ATI2 or something

Currently I'm only able to handle some simple DXT1 or DXT5 pixel format images and have little knowledge of other stuffs.
Maybe you want to have a look?
.xpr samples

A BMS script and a Noesis script written for the Xbox 360 version of Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth. BMS script for unpacking while Noesis python script for textures handling. Great thanks to AceWell for his effort on opening textures correctly! :) Note that some files are shared by different .xp...

i don't have the game or any of the sample files so there is no way for me to give input. I was waiting for you to say that. :D Here the textures samples . Edit: You might need some .pkg files as well to write a script. you have a lot going on here and too much to take in at one time :D For texture...

And will these scripts work with 1st game? I don't know. Never have looked into that so not sure if they share the same format or not Btw,can you try to look into Igb files from Wii version of Marvel Ultimate Alliance? Well, I havn't been able to extract meshes successfully from Wii game yet. Thing...

I. Model Extraction Previews https://i.imgur.com/x1b0KcR.jpg https://i.imgur.com/lTPvs1P.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ztQWrXb.jpg https://i.imgur.com/UuRL9QY.jpg First and foremost, knowledge of using Hex2Obj is required. I'll take "DVD_SuitUpIronManMark6.pkg" from PS3 as an example, XBox360 version sho...

Iron Man II XBox360/PS3 PKG Archive Unpacker & Decompressor Plus Manual Extraction Guide An experimental BMS scripts pack for unpacking/decompressing .pkg archives from Iron Man II, supporting both XBox360 and PS3 versions. The unpacker has three different versions with various functions for differ...

Rimbros wrote: Forget the game, nobody here in Xentax or another forums can extract the textures, its very hard.

Never jump to conclusion before you really take a try! Took me several mins though.

See more HERE

it looks like you got this under control but here is a Noesis python script to open those samples :D tex_Ben10Omniverse_omni.zip Seems this script works perfectly only with those samples. When I split other textures from different archives, their names and the solutions of the script are actually c...