• A more correctly translated version of GameAssassin and its accompanying help file can be downloaded from this post (and the following instructions will relate to this version in terms of naming).
• Otherwise, you can specify the program's language to be English. To do this, click the third button down from the top of the main window's rightmost button column, and then from the sub-window select "English" from "Option:General>Language". Click OK to exit the sub-window and save the new setting, and then exit and reopen the program to apply the new setting.
• To specify GameAssassin to capture unposed models, tick "Force mode" and select "expand mode" and "Capture actual model" from "Option:3D>Advaeced setting:Control". Click OK from both sub-windows to exit from both and save the new settings (please note that this will not guarantee captured models to be unposed.)
• Check that GameAssassin is set to capture from whatever the game renders as in the "Option:3D>Control" menu (D3D/OpenGL.)
• If pressing the "Capture model" hotkey (ALT+F7 by default) doesn't capture models, try setting it to another key combination, holding down the key combination while causing the game to update, or pressing the "Capture send code" (ALT+F10 by default). Also see if using other hotkeys listed within the "Hotkey" tab influence the game. If not, you can try ticking the "Shield hotkey" option under the same sub-window tab, and/or selecting "Process mode" under "Option:General>General".
• To integrate GameAssassin into an executable, tick the "Activate function" box from the bottom-right of the main window, then click "Load" from the side of the same window. From the resulting sub-window, enter the location of the executable in the "Program:" category, and the directory the executable is to load from in the "Work Project:" category.
• After capturing a scene's models, a .lst list file of each ripped model is automatically generated in the output directory. That list and the individual GameAssassin-OBJ models referred from it can be imported into 3D Studio Max using the creator's GameAssassin import plugins ("GameAssassin专用3DSMAX* 导入插件" is the download link for the plugins, with * being the plugin for different versions of 3D Studio Max).
• Through GameAssassin's "3D View" sub-window, you can also preview models, specify which are to be included in a .lst list file, make new .lst list files and export models to .xml.

(02-02-2012, 02:22 PM)Naruto200Man Wrote: So this basically allowes you to emulate any form of game on your computer and capture models from it while the game is running?
I also can't really understand how dolphin works.
Would you mind pm-ing me some detailed instructions on Dolphin

(02-06-2012, 03:25 PM)roflcopter_down Wrote: what version of dolphin do you have success with?

(03-08-2012, 09:27 PM)Naruto200Man Wrote: Okay, do you have a fully extracted version of the dolphin that works with this ?
I'm trying to get it to work with 3.0 and it's not working...

Or rather game assasin is, but the litle Icon isn't appearing on the emulation window like the tutorial says :/
The only way I could get dolphin to work in the first place was to have someone extract it into a single folder, then put that folder into a zip file. I could extract all of dolphin that way no problem.
So...yeah.....

(03-10-2012, 10:51 AM)Naruto200Man Wrote: All the files are in .bat :/
And some other format.
Same for Luigi's mansion, all the character/related files are .bat or .bin
And all the .bin extractors I've tried won't read a .bin extracted from the game with dolphin...

(05-19-2012, 06:03 PM)NaruZeldaMaster Wrote: Is it possible to rip models from MMO's with game assasin?

By MMO's I mean Champions Online, World of Warcraft etc?