AssetStudio VS AssetRipper

Asset Studio for browsing and previewing files, Avalonia for replacing/editing bundles. Of course, I've never actually modded RF5; all I've managed to get working so far for RF3s is portrait and model texture editing, and face textures are so tightly cropped that replacing them might be a pain. As for dialogue, the extracted .txt comes out garbled, and I tried it with Grimoire just for fun but that doesn't seem to do anything.

the sprites won't appear as actual images unless you are using something to load the sprites like AssetStudio or a similar program. unfortunately i can't remember the name of the program that allows you to take a screenshot and rip assets from there, or something similar. but AssetStudio will do the trick and you have to load the folder called "hollow_knight_Data" from - C:\(yournamehere)\steamapps\common\Hollow Knight\hollow_knight_Data - some of the information here will vary based on what you've named your drives but the main folder is in steamapps\common\HollowKnight\hollow_knight_Data

I've tried exploring a few things with this but the only sound file I was able to find was the one that plays on the startup screen. I think I might have another lead with the files that steam displays but I'm doing my best and if worse comes to worst I will just try to get recordings of everything :]

Yes, you can use a tool like asset studio to find and extract the wrap textures

Hi, I'm the person who made priconne-image-extractor. If you're looking to decrypt .unity3d files from the EN server, you can use that to get all the .unity3d files from EN's CDN, and then use AssetStudio (https://github.com/Perfare/AssetStudio) to load the folder with all the .unity3d files. This won't work anymore for JP's server since they updated Unity a while ago, but in theory this should work for EN still.

You can dig the audio files yourself from the game data with Asset Studio. I can get it for you, but it'll have to wait until I get home. I advice you try to dig yourself. Might find many cool things in there.

I used a tool I found on Github called AssetRipper. All you gotta do is open the program and select the game folder. You also wanna download Unity 2022 to browse through the assets since they‘re stored in a Unity specific format (.asset). I don‘t know the specifics of turning it into a useable format like fbx but there should be plenty of tutorials on that.

asset ripper https://github.com/AssetRipper/AssetRipper

Unfortunately, I am neither an expert on 3D modelling, nor on Unity (the game's engine), so my efforts so far have had very little success. All I managed to do so far is decompile the Unity project using AssetRipper.

It’s made in Unity, so just throw it into a program like AssetRipper,and there you go, you have a KSP1/2 decompilation.

I used assetripper because it’s a Unity game