Kino
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Alice Madness Returns
« Reply #34 on: January 09, 2023, 17:44 » |
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Hello people! I'd like to save some models from the 2012 PC game "Alice Madness Returns". However, I'm not familiar with modelling in general, and I don't really know how to convert the files I extracted from the game into something useable. So the game is based on the Unreal Engine (3 I think), and i used Umodel to export a bunch of various assets from the game files, but i have no idea what to do next. I have .spk files that are (please correct me if i'm wrong) the model files, and i can open them in blender. I also have .png files that are obviously textures, and .txt, .mat and .props.txt files that are, I suppose, used to apply the textures on the models, but I don't know how to make all of those into a coherent whole that would allow the complete, textured model to be visualized. I've checked a bit everywhere on somilar models and noticed that models, in similar circumstances, come with a .mtl file that does exactly that, ie containing all the information about how each textures is supposed to be applied. So, does anyone know how i can import or convert the original files (blender is the 3D editor i'm using so far) to make them usable?
The folders and files related to one specific model are organized as following :
- "Animset" folder, containing, i assume, informations about animation. I suppose i can skip those - LightMapTexture2D, containing .pgn files - "MaterialInstanceconstant" folder, containing .mat and .props.txt files. I don't know what those are - "SkeletalMesh3" folder, containing .psk and .props.txt files. The .psk is the 3d model - "Texture2D" folder, containing, you guessed it, the textures under .png form.
Could someone advice me on this, or redirect me to where i could find some answers? Feel of course absolutely free to ask me for more details. Thanks in advance y'alls!
Kino
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