03-18-2016, 03:36 AM
ok, I did some quick research to see what platforms this is on.
IDK anything about IOS ripping, but the nice thing about Android ripping is that it is fairly straightforward, well... kinda, there are some cases that it's not.
So, you do have a regular computer, right?
The android version should be as simple as finding the .apk and the .obb (if any) online
At least, for acquiring the game, itself. However, the assets are not always so straightforward to get by.
usually, running the .apk and the .obb through any zip compressor besides the default, and extracting the contents. (I use 7zip, personally) If you're lucky, it's a bunch of .png files that are uniformly laid-out. But more likely (i think... ?), the .png's will not be in any use-able format, and they might even be embedded or encrypted into some proprietary binary file format. Then you not only have to find the .png's , but the animation data.
good luck!
That's all I can tell you, really.
mobile is not my specialty by any means, I just understand that android Can be easy simply because it is java based, thus the apps are typically nothing more than .zip files with a different file extension. I've also read somewhere that the .obb's can be encrypted, however I haven't run into this myself ... yet
IDK anything about IOS ripping, but the nice thing about Android ripping is that it is fairly straightforward, well... kinda, there are some cases that it's not.
So, you do have a regular computer, right?
The android version should be as simple as finding the .apk and the .obb (if any) online
At least, for acquiring the game, itself. However, the assets are not always so straightforward to get by.
usually, running the .apk and the .obb through any zip compressor besides the default, and extracting the contents. (I use 7zip, personally) If you're lucky, it's a bunch of .png files that are uniformly laid-out. But more likely (i think... ?), the .png's will not be in any use-able format, and they might even be embedded or encrypted into some proprietary binary file format. Then you not only have to find the .png's , but the animation data.
good luck!
That's all I can tell you, really.
mobile is not my specialty by any means, I just understand that android Can be easy simply because it is java based, thus the apps are typically nothing more than .zip files with a different file extension. I've also read somewhere that the .obb's can be encrypted, however I haven't run into this myself ... yet