I posted this on Discord earlier: For the .srsa file - delete the first 16 bytes, and save as a new file with the extension .ktsl2asbin. For the .srst file, delete up to the "KTSS" header and save as a new file with the extension .kns - both will then play in Foobar with vgmstream. Also on the Disco...

You can use Model Researcher if you just want to export an .obj file, with these settings for vertices, faces and UVs:





I'm not sure if there are other meshes in that file or not ...

Foobar with the vgmstream plugin opens both of those .bnk files with no problems - and it will convert them to .ogg, or other formats.

I did manage to get the textures working at least - but still not sure how they're referenced properly. But it's a start! Still definitely a lot more in those files to work out. This is with the diffuse and normal texture maps, although I'm not sure if the normal map is displaying properly or not. h...

Yeah, there's a few characters like that in there. Could be leftovers, or just Easter eggs for us to find.

As far as I can see, there's no skeleton info in those files, so those must be stored elsewhere.

It would be good to get some of the textures to experiment with too.

Yeah, I found some characters models in file 0:



I've also amended my code to include an export to .obj option for the models (attached). It successfully exports all models in file 0 - haven't tried the others yet.

I've looked for the positional info in the file but couldn't see anything that worked - unless someone else knows where it is, and I can easily add it.

If you want to try out my hacked together work in progress Noesis script, I've attached it.

You only need to enter the required mesh number in the file and it should display it. UVs and normals are included where known, as not every mesh has the same vertex layout!

The format of the whole archive isn't too bad - there's a table at the start which has info like the stride value for each mesh. This is referenced from the 2nd table, which has the vertex/face counts, etc. Then the vertex/face data tables after that. There's probably an index somewhere for the text...

Yeah, there's a lot of meshes in those files - at least in 0.bin and 1.bin. Files 2 and 3 seems to have lots of "mesh" data but no face information that I can see. File 0 alone has 4998 separate meshes. Here's an example of one (obviously I don't have textures to test it with): https://i.ibb.co/b65n...

Luckily it's a fairly simple format, so use the attached QuickBMS script to extract and .txth file to play them in Foobar/vgmstream.

Some of them are already standard .dsp files, such as "se_system_decision" and they should already play without any problems. For the other files that have "CWAC" as the first 4 bytes, you can just delete the first 32 bytes and they will then be normal playable .dsp files in Foobar, and you can conv...

They are XMA1 audio, so with the files you extracted from Dragon Unpacker, just rename them to *.xma and they will play in Foobar with the vgmstream plugin.

The audio is standard .wav files, so any ripper such as DragonUnpacker can extract them. There are no filenames stored.

Use the attached QuickBMS script to extract them. Then you can play them in Foobar with the vgmstream plugin.