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Hi, Does anyone know how to decompress .drp files from New Pokemon Snap? It's in my archive.

this'll help ya with unpacking the DRP files
https://twitter.com/Kaphotics/status/138...6535372800

With the .drp files themselves out of the way, the models themselves seem to be in a new format (.nusrcmdlb?)

StudioSB, CrossModGUI and Switch Toolbox are only able to open the textures (.nutexb).

Sample: https://anonfiles.com/j0m6R1t5u5/CH_090_zip

As a side note, the text files are in .msbt, and the 271 IDs in it seem to be the same order as those in the character folder, so finding a certain entry is quite easy here.

The models themselves are almost identical format-wise to the ones seen in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, with the majority of the changes being for the NUMATB files (most of their information is now split into MATINSTB files). I'll be revising my SSBU MaxScript to import those correctly sometime soon.

Any update?

(04-30-2021, 08:34 PM)Random Talking Bush Wrote: [ -> ]The models themselves are almost identical format-wise to the ones seen in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, with the majority of the changes being for the NUMATB files (most of their information is now split into MATINSTB files). I'll be revising my SSBU MaxScript to import those correctly sometime soon.

Also waiting for an update ^^" I tried taking a look myself but having no prior knowledge of MaxScript or of the file types I'd rather see if other people have gotten something...

RTB has been busy with personal stuff to continue, but from all the tests I've done, everything works fine besides the material data table, which he still needs to parse. After that, he'll be releasing the script.

Models and scripts have now been added to the first post of the ripping thread: https://www.vg-resource.com/thread-25872.html

Are animations supported? Thanks RTB for the good work!

(05-27-2021, 01:13 PM)manurocker95 Wrote: [ -> ]Are animations supported? Thanks RTB for the good work!

the script is only for the models only, not animations. RTB doesn't deal with animations either.