zip or similar-just convert the file to that type. usually assets and such! these are a bit tricker to decipher the filetype, and they could be. this is another generic file format, that the play store uses to allow games to download extra information that they cant/dont want to store in the. search weird folder names and references to things you find-some companies use third parties to encrypt their files and that can provide more information on the method. figuring out the method can be difficult, looking around in the apk file for encryption details may help. it can encrypt + decrypt files-its designed for modding games. if you did some rummaging, im sure you could find other programs, but the program i am familiar with that has cipher features is kuriimu2. In order to decrypt a file, you need to know 1.

files are obfuscated for a reason, and if they were easily reversed then there would have been no point to encrypt them in the first place.

i often find that games that dont just have a cache w/ the assets available have them somewhere else.Įdit: im going to try my best to elaborate more on decryption, but i should note that this is. If your files are encrypted, then you can 1. if one of them is a unityfs, then all of them are gonna be unityfs. you shouldnt need to do this for every file in a folder unless a specific file is giving you trouble. unityfs files are just a type of unity file, and can be opened w/ assetstudio as-is. your files are always going to be in a generic format-bin, dat, etc., but they do contain data for a specific filetype, and the header/footer will let you know! basically, if you get a file, pop it into a hex editor and check the top + bottom of the file for the file format. The unityfs at the top is extremely important. The files, when viewed in a hex editor, will look something like this: first thing is to check for a cache folder, and if its encrypted. You seem to have the files on your computer already, so ill skip over that.

id go here first if assetstudio doesnt load smthn) ( ) uabea (lets you extract files from things like data.unit圓d files that assetstudio wont recognize. assetripper (specifically for unity games, its able to recognize prefabs and stuff that assetstudio isnt) ( ) assetstudio (this is what youll use to get the assets into a format usable for you, it'll export things in png, wav, mp4, obj, whatever your heart desires) ( ) a hexidecimal editor (i personally like xvi32, ) apologies in advance for the length of this post im gonna try and break down the process the best i can-some finer details will change from game to game but hopefully itll get you started in the right direction.

Howdy! hope you dont mind the late response.

Rip assets from unity game