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Multimedia fusion game rip - Laviathan4041 - 12-16-2015
The game desolate hope, I want to attempt to rip the sprites. It's a PC game and I have no idea how to do so. It's made in multimedia fusion so I am assuming that I would have to get that and actually look into the coding of the game to get the sprites. I need help on how I should attempt to do this because I know little to none about this sprite ripping..
RE: Multimedia fusion game rip - puggsoy - 12-16-2015
Go to the game's folder and look for files that might contain sprites and stuff. Not the .exe but other things, possibly in a "content" or "data" subfolder.
There's no clear-cut method on ripping PC games, it's just looking for files and seeing if it's possible to extract/convert them.
RE: Multimedia fusion game rip - Laviathan4041 - 12-16-2015
(12-16-2015, 09:20 PM)puggsoy Wrote: Go to the game's folder and look for files that might contain sprites and stuff. Not the .exe but other things, possibly in a "content" or "data" subfolder.
There's no clear-cut method on ripping PC games, it's just looking for files and seeing if it's possible to extract/convert them.
I understand that. I got the game off steam and there is only a application, rich text format, and a text document There may be no way for me to get them through that method. Unless there is a hidden folder I am not seeing or something. Do you think a screen capture technique could work for this? I have never done it before only heard of it.
RE: Multimedia fusion game rip - Ploaj - 12-17-2015
Use offzip on the exe (application) file.
usage is something like
Code:
offzip -a filename outputfolder offset(use 0)It should spit out a bunch of files with offsets as their names.
Upload a couple of those here; I bet they will contain the textures.
RE: Multimedia fusion game rip - Laviathan4041 - 12-17-2015
(12-17-2015, 12:10 AM)Ploaj Wrote: Use offzip on the exe (application) file.
usage is something like
Code:offzip -a filename outputfolder offset(use 0)
It should spit out a bunch of files with offsets as their names.
Upload a couple of those here; I bet they will contain the textures.
When I try to use it, it just opens and closes instantly...
Update: I tried something exactly like this program and it didn't work, but I managed to find some other forums similar to exactly what I am trying to do. Some say it's impossible to extract the exe file using a program like that because nobody has made one for multimedia fusion programs. From what I gathered I'll have to get the program and extract them if that doesn't work then I'll just try a screen cap method.