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XNB Decompiling from Steam Games?
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I've been searching around for tools that'd allow me to convert xnb files to .png format in order to to access sprites from a variety of games that I own on Steam.

I've come across a few Terraria-related fragments, but none of them have been any help/have broken links/etc.

as of now, I'm looking to extract the sprite assets from Rogue Legacy, any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I believe the the Terraria applications that you may have found would work with Rogue Legacy. I seem to recall trying it. However, the sprites are arranged very badly in the data, so you'd have to spend a fair while rearranging them.
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Aha! it worked! Thanks, Dazz!
It will definitely take some rearranging to make submission-worthy sheets, but it's all here.
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I had a similar thing with Bastion. Each XNB had a corresponding file with information about the frames and their animations. After converting the XNBs to PNG I could use these information files to automatically organise the sheets.

If you can see any such files, I can maybe take a crack and see if they can make the organising process easier. If there are any, if you could upload them along with their converted XNBs I might be able to make something to automate the process.
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