Sprite Rip From Android Game

[Tomtastic]

I've been going at this for a hour now, and its getting annoying that I can't figure out how to get the sprites from this game. I've already changed the .apk file to zip., but most of the files are types I can't open.

The zip file is here: http://www.mediafire.com/download/s840jc...re.com.zip

I'm looking for sprite of literally anything. The brightly colored cats, the mouse enemies, heck, I'll take the background at this point. If someone could tell me what to do or do it for me and give me the images, it would be a blessing.

[Raccoon Sam]

Okay, so you've got a bazillion "sharedassets0.assets.split#" files in the Assets > Bin > Data folder. I used the bash command 'cat' to sew them back together to one big file, which I opened in Tile Molester (version 19) and viewed in 2D mode with varying widths and codecs (though mostly 32bpp ABGR)

these are some of the things i saw

Tile Molester isn't all that great at exporting 32bpp images though, but i guess that's a start

also welcome

[Tomtastic]

Okay, so you've got a bazillion "sharedassets0.assets.split#" files in the Assets > Bin > Data folder. I used the bash command 'cat' to sew them back together to one big file, which I opened in Tile Molester (version 19) and viewed in 2D mode with varying widths and codecs (though mostly 32bpp ABGR)

these are some of the things i saw

Tile Molester isn't all that great at exporting 32bpp images though, but i guess that's a start

also welcome

Thank you!! Your a big help!!

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Okay, so you've got a bazillion "sharedassets0.assets.split#" files in the Assets > Bin > Data folder. I used the bash command 'cat' to sew them back together to one big file, which I opened in Tile Molester (version 19) and viewed in 2D mode with varying widths and codecs (though mostly 32bpp ABGR)

these are some of the things i saw

Tile Molester isn't all that great at exporting 32bpp images though, but i guess that's a start

also welcome

Hey, I downloaded Tile Molester and got it all set up, with the 32bpp ABGR and 2D mode.
I was wondering how you got all the images together, though? I'm not sure what a 'bash command' is?

[puggsoy]

These are Unity files, which are probably best viewed using Unity Assets Extractor. Disunity should also work but can only be used through the command line. Unfortunately I think both of these are Windows-only, so sorry about that Sam :\

[Tomtastic]

These are Unity files, which are probably best viewed using Unity Assets Extractor. Disunity should also work but can only be used through the command line. Unfortunately I think both of these are Windows-only, so sorry about that Sam :\

Which file would I upload on the Unity Assets Extractor? 
I can't really tell which one is the application.

[Raccoon Sam]

I thought there'd have to be a simpler way around this – thanks puggsoy!
The app runs through WINE fine so I can use it too.

I couldn't get it to open individual asset files so I downloaded the original APK file and tried opening it in the extractor. Doesn't work either. Guhh

[puggsoy]

I thought it should work with the assets files straight-up. I'm not home right now so I can't try it myself but I'll see if I can help when I get back.

[iyenal]

If you want to use Disunity without using command line, the program DisunityGUI do this (java).

[Pingus!]

If you want to use Disunity without using command line, the program DisunityGUI do this (java).

IMHO disunity SUCKS for assets. Although it can convert most, I'd rather use Unity Studio:
https://github.com/RaduMC/UnityStudio/releases

It's way better at reading meshes and exporting them. The only difficulty is extracting stages etc. But overall, it's really good.

[Shade]

These are split Unity files, as others have already said. To view the contents you simply need to join files of a similar name together with a hex editor (I used HxD in particular). After, the assets can be viewed in Unity Studio without a problem.

Here's everything graphic related: http://www.mediafire.com/download/ggm32f...Assets.zip

[rikio23]

saved unity studio