Extracting Assets from a Unity Game

Are you looking to extract assets from your Unity game and submit them to the Models Resource? Congratulations, you've taken the first step towards achieving this goal! In this article, we'll guide you through the process of exporting Unity models and preparing them for use in other 3D modeling software.

Step 1: Preparing Your Model

To start, open up your model in your preferred 3D modeling software (such as 3DS Max, Blender, or Maya) and check that your textures and rigging are functioning correctly. This is crucial to ensure that your models can be read by programs from the same folder as the texture files.

Step 2: Renaming Your Files

Next, open up the file you just exported in Notepad++ and search for any instances of double quotes (`'`) or single quotes (`'`). Remove these characters from the file name to prevent issues during export.

Step 3: Exporting Your Model

Open up Noesis and navigate to the FBX file you exported earlier. Once you've done so, it will start exporting the model, and once complete, should automatically open the folder containing the exported files.

Step 4: Using AssetStudio

Select the folder where you want to save your model, and then click on the 'File' menu in Noesis and select 'Open Folder'. Choose the folder we found earlier in Step 1. This will load all the game files into AssetStudio, which may take some time depending on the size of the game.

Step 5: Finding Your Model

Once the files have been loaded into AssetStudio, click on the 'Asset List' tab and scroll down to find the model you want to export. Select it and then right-click on it and choose 'Jump to Scene Hierarchy'.

In this article, we've outlined the steps required to extract assets from a Unity game and prepare them for use in other 3D modeling software. By following these simple steps, you can easily export your models and textures, ready for submission to the Models Resource.

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