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For extraction I use AssetStudio, which is open source. | For extraction I use AssetStudio, which is open source. | ||
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Install and open it | Install and open it | ||
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File->Load File to open an asset bundle | File->Load File to open an asset bundle | ||
Bundles are stored at the following: | Bundles are stored at the following: | ||
Core: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RimWorld\RimWorldWin64_Data as resources.assets | Core: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\RimWorld\RimWorldWin64_Data as resources.assets | ||
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Ideology: RimWorld\Data\Ideology\AssetBundles as resources_ideology | Ideology: RimWorld\Data\Ideology\AssetBundles as resources_ideology | ||
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Royalty: RimWorld\Data\Royalty\AssetBundles as resources_Royalty | Royalty: RimWorld\Data\Royalty\AssetBundles as resources_Royalty | ||
| − | Once they're open, go into Asset List. If you want, you can filter it to just images by using Filter Type-> Texture2D. Theres a search bar to find the images, but they're not always named the same as the in-game item. Once you find the image you want, you can either right click on its entry in the list and export, or export via the export menu. Select a destination and keep in mind that it will export it into a folder of the asset type. So if you pick Desktop, it'll export a texture to Desktop/Texture2D/ImageYouExtracted.png. | + | Once they're open, go into Asset List. If you want, you can filter it to just images by using Filter Type-> Texture2D. Theres a search bar to find the images, but they're not always named the same as the in-game item. |
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| + | Once you find the image you want, you can either right click on its entry in the list and export, or export via the export menu. | ||
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| + | Select a destination and keep in mind that it will export it into a folder of the asset type. So if you pick Desktop, it'll export a texture to Desktop/Texture2D/ImageYouExtracted.png. | ||
Thats the basics, but there are other features that can be useful depending on exactly what you want to do. | Thats the basics, but there are other features that can be useful depending on exactly what you want to do. | ||