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AceWell wrote:@dswd2015
thats great man!

shakotay2 wrote:Ace, just out of curiosity: did you find out this by yourself?

(I've a deja vue that this kind of trick was used years ago with some other game/tools.)

i have deja vue every day it seems , this process is just from my experience with those programs
and some bits of info here and there i managed to piece together and fortunately it worked.

yeah i think this tutorial by dswd2015 where he used UABE to decompress a package for Unity Studio
gave me the idea to try this with compressed meshes.
viewtopic.php?p=124410#p124410

i am extremely interested in learning how compressed mesh data is restored by Unity Studio
and i eventually want to make a Noesis python script that can open these types of model files.
i think this has the code in it
https://github.com/RaduMC/UnityStudio/b ... es/Mesh.cs

i just need to make sense of it

AceWell wrote:UnityEX can open your sample
http://www.zoneofgames.ru/forum/index.p ... opic=36240

after you open the package browse through the dropdown menu in the upper right
and select resources.assets, this contains many textures and .43 mesh files.
you can export out the *.mesh files and change the extension to *.43 and use
finale00's Noesis python script to open those
http://himeworks.com/redirect.php?type= ... Unity3D_43

edit
just in case you have trouble getting UnityEx i uploaded a copy of the one i used

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http://www.mediafire.com/file/t65vjhgt50t5g63/UnityEX_1.5.4.7z

i think 1.5.7 is the newest version

Rutabaga wrote:Sorry if this may a stupid question,but how do you have access to the game files? isn't this game a closed?