Do you have any shareable code for this? I'd be doing it in Java, but I know C/C++ as well, so I can easily translate if necessary. Ideally I'd like to be able to do the conversion straight from asset file to PNG directly in my program.Similarly, can batch conversion to PNG be done? Apparently batch extraction can be done through the command line, with a list of file names (or a file, with a list of filenames).
I assume the utility can determine this from the asset itself and doesn't rely on filename extension?
The assets seem to mostly be dxt5, but I'm unsure. I have some questions regarding a situation I have where I regularly acquire new assets and need to convert them to PNG when I do. and elsewhere.Hey DerPopo, nice utility here, thanks. "Unity" is a registered trademark of Unity Technologies or its affiliates in the U.S. This software is not sponsored by or affiliated with Unity Technologies or its affiliates. The full list of licensed works can be found on the Credits page. You are responsible for ensuring that you're not breaking any laws. Please be aware that using or distributing the output from this software may be against copyright legislation in your jurisdiction. Legal DisclaimersĪssetRipper is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 This is also an alternative location for people to post issues. The development of this project has a dedicated Discord server. Releases are put out once a week, usually on either Sunday or Monday. Anyone with a positive lifetime contribution is entitled to the Donator role on the Discord server. Your donations help to ensure that I can continue to afford developing this project. I have normal expenses like food, electric, internet, and rent. Expect bugs and many changes.Ĭurrent supported versions: 3.4.0 to 2022.2.x Donations Important note: This project is currently in an experimental state. 
AssetRipper is a tool for extracting assets from serialized files ( CAB-*, *.assets, *.sharedAssets, etc.) and assets bundles ( *.unit圓d, *.bundle, etc.) and converting them into the native Unity engine format.
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