(04-05-2017, 08:11 AM)Raccoon Sam Wrote: can you extract the DDS files out in their untouched original state?
could be that they're either your typical DDS file but with an external CLUT or something, or that the program you're using just can't parse that specific subgenre of DDS files properly
Well, I managed to extract the .tex files with the Unity Asset Explorer, that seems to be the default format. However, just like Unity Studio, while converting to .dds, they're black. Apparently, this is a common problem with Unity 5 games' textures. I will try with QuickBMS.
Maybe the answer is in the .mat file?
UPDATE: Finally did it! All thanks to UnityEX!