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Ripping Assassin's Creed II mobile - keanine - 01-19-2020
Hey everyone, I was hoping someone could help me!
I would like to rip the sprites from Assassin's Creed II, the J2ME version. They're really cool, and someone has already ripped the player sprites from the first Assassin's Creed on J2ME so I was hoping there is a known method! Thanks a lot to anyone who has taken a look at this post I appreciate it, and I would love to hear from anyone with ideas to help
EDIT:
I should also add that I've tried a program called Dragon UnPACKer, however the assets appear to be encrypted. It is possible I am not using the tool correctly but I have only been able to find limited information on ripping J2ME games, so if this is the correct method I would appreciate guidance in using it.
RE: Ripping Assassin's Creed II mobile - Plamz Doom - 02-09-2020
What i did to unpack Java games is i just opened the jar file with 7zip which worked. As for the files within the jar it varies from game to game. Some games had them in png's, while some games have them compressed in all sorts of different formats. The only way to find out is to take a look and go on from there.
RE: Ripping Assassin's Creed II mobile - keanine - 03-08-2020
I could have sworn I replied to this, but I guess not.
Opening the jar was one of the first things I tried but unfortunately it wasn't that simple. Here's a screenshot of what is inside the file.
![[Image: guWN297.png]](https://i.imgur.com/guWN297.png)
RE: Ripping Assassin's Creed II mobile - kareem_farrag - 02-21-2023
(03-08-2020, 07:55 AM)keanine Wrote: I could have sworn I replied to this, but I guess not.Open the game in Kemulator then go to View- Memory View
Opening the jar was one of the first things I tried but unfortunately it wasn't that simple. Here's a screenshot of what is inside the file.