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Accessing 3D assets

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#1

Does anybody know where the current ingame assets can be acquired? Or know of a currently functioning tool to extract them?

I’ve attempted using tosbase’s ipf extractor as it appeared to work in the past but it freezes up as soon as it reaches the first file in the misc folder of char_hi.

All the locations online that I’ve found links for downloads of the already extracted models/textures appear to be broken or gone now.

If nobody knows of these but does have a working method to extract them, I would be extremely greatful if you could pull the class models and their textures out for me. I can assemble them in blender, I just can’t get the darn files out of the ipfs :frowning:

Thank you.

EDIT: For those trying to do this, go here: https://www.reddit.com/r/treeofsavior/comments/4r1155/is_there_a_currently_working_ipf_extractor/

#2

There is one, but i am not sure if i should post here (IMC sometimes is kind edgy), you can search on google “How to make ToS mods” it would show you where to find the tools, other thing is, you will need to compile the tool since it is only the source code.

Or if you just need to see the models:
https://tos.neet.tv/npcs?f=1

You can filter by class names (ex: Archer) and it will show all NPCs related to that class, the downside is, they don’t have heads.

#3

I’ve seen the IPFunpacker by r1emu on github. The problem is it’s linux only and I’ve literally never touched it in my life. Also command line things intimidate me, I was mostly hoping someone could help me avoid the hassle of installing an entirely new OS just for the files. :frowning:

I’ll bite the bullet if nobody has shown up to save me by the end of tomorrow.

#4

No, you have to get the MSYS2 for windows and compile in the console.

I did here and it worked fine.

#5

Can you elaborate further? Assuming someone has absolutely zero experience with linux or this command line tool. I’ve got it, I have absolutely zero idea how to now make it do what I want unfortunately.

Some clear steps would be great, the gif that’s supposed to act as a userguide is particularly unintuitive as it assumes someone knows how to use msys2 in the first place. :confused:

#6

Inside the zip for the unpacker theres a INSTALL.md file, it is a text file explaining how to do it.

But if you don’t know how to use the command prompt on windows it will be hard.

You can try find an already compiled unpacker, but in all honesty, it is a bit risk, since whoever did compile could input any malicious code into it before hand.

#7

MSYS2 isn’t the CMD. I think there’s been a miscommunication someone.

Regardless I’ve since done it and simple instructions to do this can now be found here for anyone that stumbles on the thread.