(02-02-2017, 05:32 AM)MidnightXS Wrote: A little off-topic but I feel like that would be a pretty awesome stage mod for Smash. @Guy did you submit that? Because if not then I'll get on it.

Nuh uh, it's all you if you want to take care of it man.

Alrighty, submitted.

https://puu.sh/tTg6X/1f3b9ed9d8.jpg

Could I request you rip files from a Link between worlds? I'd really love the overworld, link, items, npcs, enemies etc from that game! I'd do it myself if I knew how :/

(02-09-2017, 04:58 AM)Euden Wrote: Could I request you rip files from a Link between worlds? I'd really love the overworld, link, items, npcs, enemies etc from that game! I'd do it myself if I knew how :/

Well I'm not sure what file types that game uses, but I'm all for adding those to this thread if they're able to be ripped. I'll look into that for ya.

Well, that was easy. Animations and all.

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Edit: I believe the OP is now fully updated, lemme know if I missed anything!

That's great! I look forward to the submission of these! I'm trying to get everything I can from the game, namely Link, Zelda, Ganon, enemies, map, objects, items, trees etc. My plan is to attempt to recreate A Link to the Past in 3D using them, after rigging of course

So, I'm back on my computer and it seems the hard drive had to be replaced, and I had nothing backed up. I guess I'll have to go back through several hours of dragging TP files onto yaz0dec, again... So yeah, all progress that I originally had is lost.

I had the entire Objects folder ripped and cataloged too ;-;

Edit: Dragging all of them at once didn't help, but can a small program be writ to have selected files be opened individually with yaz0dec and rarcdump, or does one already exist? That alone would save me so much time.
Edit2: I'll probably figure it out with command line instead.
Edit3: ...and now I realize how much time I wasted with what could've been performed with one command. SMH

As an aside, I'd like to know what tools you are using to do this? As I'd like to help the ripping process and do some myself

You need the ISO for the game, Dolphin Emulator (for GCN and Wii games), this zip for extracting Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, as well as some other games, and a 3D program that opens .3DS files (not to be confused with the Nintendo 3DS). This is what I use to extract files for Twilight Princess, and it should also work for Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time.

Edit: this code should help you with dealing with extracting a ton of files that are in the same folder.
Correct me if any of my syntax is wrong, since it was one of my first times working with command line and is a small adaptation of what I did a few hours ago.
Edit2: Actually, correct me for anything that was not clear with my post.

(02-17-2017, 09:55 PM)Euden Wrote: As an aside, I'd like to know what tools you are using to do this? As I'd like to help the ripping process and do some myself

TwiliChaos is correct regarding everything with Twilight Princess and Wind Waker. For the 3DS games, however, you need to go through a bit more tedious of a process. You need to somehow obtain a decrypted CIA of either Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, or A Link Between Worlds either by downloading it somewhere (Which we can't help with) or getting it off of your own CFW enabled 3DS. Then you need to extract them using the following command lines with CTRTool:


After that you just need to look through the romfs folder to find the files. Ohana3DS can open the files for A Link Between Worlds (.bch format for models) and N3DSCmbViewer can open the models from Ocarina of Time 3D and Majora's mask 3D (.zar and .zsi formats for models). Both can export the models, but while Ohana can do multiple formats CmbViewer can only export .dae.

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On a side note, has anyone here tried extracting the RomFS from Hyrule Warriors Legends? I can't seem to get CTRTool to work with it.

Great stuff! I followed the steps and now have a romfs folder with contents. that said I'm not having much luck finding the overworld nor any characters, perhaps I'm not looking in the right place?

(02-19-2017, 10:28 AM)Euden Wrote: Great stuff! I followed the steps and now have a romfs folder with contents. that said I'm not having much luck finding the overworld nor any characters, perhaps I'm not looking in the right place?

Which game are you trying to do? I'm assuming A Link Between Worlds, so try these:


In the /Archive/ folder you will find a bunch of .szs archives that you'll need to drag into Ohana, extract somewhere, then open the resulting models from there.

(02-17-2017, 11:25 PM)TwiliChaos Wrote: You need the ISO for the game, Dolphin Emulator (for GCN and Wii games), this zip for extracting Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, as well as some other games, and a 3D program that opens .3DS files (not to be confused with the Nintendo 3DS). This is what I use to extract files for Twilight Princess, and it should also work for Wind Waker and Ocarina of Time.

Edit: this code should help you with dealing with extracting a ton of files that are in the same folder.

Code:

>cd (directory to the folder with what you're going to be extracting)
// for me the command was "cd C:\Users\zundi\Documents\TwilightPrincessFiles\res\Object\"
>for %i in (*.arc) do yaz0dec "%i"
// This turns all the .arc files that are Yaz0 compressed into .rarc files.
>for %i in (*.rarc) do rarcdump "%i"
// This turns those .rarc files into their own folders with their models, textures, animations, etc.
>for %1 in (*.rarc) do del %~n1.arc
// This deletes the .arc files that were Yaz0 compressed.
>for %i in (*.arc) do rarcdump "%i"
// This turns the remaining .arc files that weren't Yaz0 compressed into their own folders.

Correct me if any of my syntax is wrong, since it was one of my first times working with command line and is a small adaptation of what I did a few hours ago.
Edit2: Actually, correct me for anything that was not clear with my post.

Apologies for double posting, but TwiliChaos you can use ./ to make the directory relative to the folder of the command line.

For example, this: cd C:\Users\zundi\Documents\TwilightPrincessFiles\res\Object\

Would become this: So this: cd .\\TwilightPrincessFiles\res\Object\

(02-19-2017, 05:50 PM)MidnightXS Wrote:

(02-19-2017, 10:28 AM)Euden Wrote: Great stuff! I followed the steps and now have a romfs folder with contents. that said I'm not having much luck finding the overworld nor any characters, perhaps I'm not looking in the right place?

Which game are you trying to do? I'm assuming A Link Between Worlds, so try these:

Code:

/romfs/Archive - The majority of the models
/romfs/World/GetItem - Item models
/romfs/World/PlayerItem - Other item models
/romfs/World/Environment - A bunch of on-screen effects.
/romfs/World/LinkAnm2 - Link's animations
/romfs/World/Layout/MapTexture - Maps

In the /Archive/ folder you will find a bunch of .szs archives that you'll need to drag into Ohana, extract somewhere, then open the resulting models from there.

Thanks, I found link in there however it seems his hands arn't connected to any of the skeletal animations :/ Further to this, there's a lot of meshes relating to the world (FieldLight1-49) however only parts appear to have textures, not sure where I'd find them. Same for the interiors

Ah yes, that should help. My knowledge of command line is fairly poor. Question that would probably help me further... How can I open all files in a folder (including subfolders) ending in .arc with yaz0dec? I really want to get all the folders in the Stage folder done in a few commands rather than having to copy and paste the executables to each of the subfolders again.