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FBX models from the game Transformers: Forged to Fight. The issues with textures are still there, you will need to do a lot to them for them to work properly.
Link: tinyurl.com/y67qe9wr
Β© Kabam, Hasbro. For non-commercial and PG13 use only. Contains only raw ripped files, no editing has been done to the models. Contains in-game bones.
I post progress updates and other model ripping related things (including links to models I don't post to DA) on my twitter account: twitter.com/KittyInHiding
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Hey so I know some people are looking to port this into Source Filmmaker, and for whatever reason the normals are really botched from being ripped from the game. Think you may have a solution to that?
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my only question is why all the weapons, bot mode, and vehicle mode are merged into one file? from what I remember in unity studio, each of those were separate assets
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Hey, nice, even Bludgeon got in on the action
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Very thanks, i finally will have all models of Mixmaster, i can open this ASCII FBX in 3DS Max? my blender dont work now
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Yeah, it's for 3DSmax. You can try converting it to a different format or there are tools that help import them to Blender. I can't help with that.
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It's actually works, very thanks, now my leader Mixmaster will be much easier to finish by this!
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Yes I know. I literally wrote there was a texture problem in the description. No, I can't fix it.
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The is a texture problem can you figure that out
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Something with that name is in there, I'm not personally familiar with Transformers to know better. Just be warned that you will need to do a lot of finicking with the models, depending on what you want them for.
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oh
well megatronus looks like this
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how do u extract these models???? especially phone game models... because ive been trying so many ways and i cant seem to figure it out :\
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UnityStudio. You can find tutorials online!
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well i tried extracting the tokyo ghoul game models but i cant get the files from the phone to my pc and dont you need to install the packages that the game makes you install??
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It really depends on the game. I have uploaded some game files, link here: www.deviantart.com/kittyinhidiβ¦
You can try experimenting with a game I have ripped before, to get the hang of it
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where do u find the resources from them? because the way i extracted one of the games i was doing looks the same but i dont know where to locate to resources?
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Inside the game files? Usually the folder called Assets or Unity. Something like that. The extension will be either assetbundle, unity3d, or without any extension at all.
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ok so its in the folder called UnityCache but how do i get the unity cache???? because when i extracted them it gave me a bunch of text files with nothing :\Β
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I don't know. Just select and extract the whole folder, maybe something will happen
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Holy. 0_0 Hope someone can port these badboys and in usable MB usage.
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Wow, how did you do that? Great thank you so much Honey, you are the best!
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I am magic. But no, I knew I could rip the models, I did it once before but ran into the two-in-one issue so didn't do anything with them. Most of the time the biggest issue is the whole game data thing I mentioned. Since my access to rooted devices is somewhat limited, I typically prioritize games that I can rip without using emulators. These were also already conveniently sorted by folder and there wasn't hundreds of them, so it was somewhat easier than other games. Except for the whole texture issue and all the other stuff.
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