I took a shot at this, and I had some success... but not to a useful extent. The .bres files seem to contain stuff like animation names, while the .res contain the actual graphics data. Within these I found things like image dimensions and data lengths, but the data itself is compressed. I can tell this not only by it producing more or less static images at a range of bit depths, but the length of the data is less than the width multiplied by the height (e.g. the length of a 32x32 image is less than 1024). If this wasn't a 1999 PC game I would consider the bit depth being something less than 8bpp but that's very unlikely.
Unfortunately I can't do squat if I don't know what kind of compression this is, and there's literally no information on these game formats ("animaniacs .res .bres" gives this thread as the only results in Google).
Your rips look very good though, so if nobody else manages to figure this out then at least screen capturing is an option (albeit a tedious one).
Unfortunately I can't do squat if I don't know what kind of compression this is, and there's literally no information on these game formats ("animaniacs .res .bres" gives this thread as the only results in Google).
Your rips look very good though, so if nobody else manages to figure this out then at least screen capturing is an option (albeit a tedious one).