09-10-2018, 05:18 AM
You can rip models, sprites, textures and sounds from any game, but unfortunately there is no catch-all solution. Many games use different, unspecified, unknown file formats and if there aren't any tools available that can read or convert them, it's up to us to figure out how to read and convert them to something more usable.
Many games have proprietary sound formats, and vgmstream is a great tool to convert many of them to WAV. However, it doesn't support every single sound file out there.
Many PSX games utilise the TMD model format, and PSXPrev is a great tool to convert them to OBJ. However, it doesn't support every single TMD file out there.
Likewise, pre-existing tools are available for many file formats, but sometimes you gotta figure out the formats and/or compression/encryption yourself.
But in short - yes, it's possible to rip anything and everything, but it's not always easy.
Many games have proprietary sound formats, and vgmstream is a great tool to convert many of them to WAV. However, it doesn't support every single sound file out there.
Many PSX games utilise the TMD model format, and PSXPrev is a great tool to convert them to OBJ. However, it doesn't support every single TMD file out there.
Likewise, pre-existing tools are available for many file formats, but sometimes you gotta figure out the formats and/or compression/encryption yourself.
But in short - yes, it's possible to rip anything and everything, but it's not always easy.