Batman - Arkham Knight

[Kristiqn5]

hey gildor i extracted succesfully the models but the texutres are missing, well not exactly missing but they are in a .mat files in a folder MaterialInstanceConstant, do you know how to extract them or import?
in Texture2D folder the textures are normals only :/

[Kristiqn5]

oh yea u are right, they are there when i scroll thru the materials in the viewer, but they are low res :/

[Kristiqn5]

in the viewer it says : Stripped to 128x128 and in the console when i switch to the texture it says: Decompressing Waitress_Head_D: TFC file "Chunk2" is missing
:/

[Kristiqn5]

maybe im getting lowres textures because i have only the upk file copied from the directory of the game

[Kristiqn5]

yeappp its because i had only the UPK file, now that i downloaded the game and used the main directory of the game for the viewer now the textures are higher res and i have more textures
btw tho i have to manually export them

[Maglerdon]

The textures are working now
but something is wrong, Cinema 4D thinks that the textures for their hair and eyelashes are not alpha channeled :/ maybe its happening only for Cinema 4D or im doing something wrong btw i havent tried 3ds max, will try tomorrow

Hey there, it's not Cinema 4D's fault, it's just that the textures are actually missing an alpha channel!

If you go into Photoshop (or a similar program) you can add the alpha channels yourself. Open the diffuse texture (with the "suffix _D"), then go to the channels tab. Create a new alpha channel. Now, also open the texture of the same name with the suffix "_R". If you copy the content of the "_R" texture and paste it into the alpha channel, you should have the correct alpha map working. Now, you can just delete the RGB channels of the "_R" texture and save the original diffuse texture.

Note: I tried this method and saved the diffuse texture as a .PNG and it wouldn't keep the alpha channel. I thought .PNGs could store alpha, but maybe I was wrong. When I saved the diffuse as a .TGA the alpha channel was stored.

[Gildor]

Hey there, it's not Cinema 4D's fault, it's just that the textures are actually missing an alpha channel!

If you go into Photoshop (or a similar program) you can add the alpha channels yourself. Open the diffuse texture (with the "suffix _D"), then go to the channels tab. Create a new alpha channel. Now, also open the texture of the same name with the suffix "_R". If you copy the content of the "_R" texture and paste it into the alpha channel, you should have the correct alpha map working. Now, you can just delete the RGB channels of the "_R" texture and save the original diffuse texture.

Note: I tried this method and saved the diffuse texture as a .PNG and it wouldn't keep the alpha channel. I thought .PNGs could store alpha, but maybe I was wrong. When I saved the diffuse as a .TGA the alpha channel was stored.

Sure, alpha channel is not encoded into diffuse texture. This is not common practice now. So, this is nobody's fault at all.
I think "_R" texture holds "Roughness" channel. This was appeared in UE4, but perhaps Rocksteady borrowed some changes for their engine version (or re-implemented them).