01-04-2025, 03:54 PM
Well, firstly, you didn't need to rename the .apk file. If you install 7ZIP, you can right click on the APK and extract like any other .zip file.
Secondly, there are two kinds of .apk files. The first is one where everything is in the apk itself; models, textures, sounds, etc. Everything is pre-downloaded and pre-installed when you get the apk from the Play Store; Disney Mirrorverse is one such .apk. The second is where the game downloads things the first time it's launched, or streams the assets to your device as you play. If you couldn't find a large folder of assets (sometimes it's called assetpack) within the apk, or if the size of your apk is less than 100MB, then this apk is likely to be the second type and you would absolutely need to run it on an emulator and move the files out of the emulator's file structure, or on a rooted device to then transfer the files to your computer.
Forum rules are that you can't link to .apk files/sites, but what's the name of this app you're trying to rip from?
Secondly, there are two kinds of .apk files. The first is one where everything is in the apk itself; models, textures, sounds, etc. Everything is pre-downloaded and pre-installed when you get the apk from the Play Store; Disney Mirrorverse is one such .apk. The second is where the game downloads things the first time it's launched, or streams the assets to your device as you play. If you couldn't find a large folder of assets (sometimes it's called assetpack) within the apk, or if the size of your apk is less than 100MB, then this apk is likely to be the second type and you would absolutely need to run it on an emulator and move the files out of the emulator's file structure, or on a rooted device to then transfer the files to your computer.
Forum rules are that you can't link to .apk files/sites, but what's the name of this app you're trying to rip from?