Learn how to extract FusionFall models!
You will need...
Custom DisUnity
Java 8
FF2Unity
DevXUnity
Unity*
DankFF Tool
*You will need old Unity, modern Unity will not work. Download links to 3.4.0
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STEP 1: Obtain the asset bundle
Extracting asset bundles from the game files is the first step of modding.
Don't have game files? The Internet Archive has some versions hosted here: https://archive.org/download/fusionfallbetabuilds
If you've played FusionFall on your computer before, you can find asset bundles in your cache: AppData\LocalLow\Unity\Web Player\Cache
Drag the resource file into your disunity folder and open a command prompt.
The command to extract bundles is disunity.bat bundle-extract
DisUnity will create a new folder containing the asset bundle.
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STEP 2: Use FF2Unity to obtain an asset bundle compatible with Unity
Open FF2Unity and select the folder containing the asset bundle. The program will create files that can be opened in Unity.
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STEP 3: Load the asset file in Unity to browse models
Remember, you need an old version of Unity. Click here to download Unity 3.0
Identify the model you want to export by viewing the contents of the asset file in Unity.
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STEP 4: Use DevXUnity to find the model's index number
Open the asset bundle in DevXUnity to find the index number of the model you selected.
The index number for this model is 474. Make sure the file you find is an obj.
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STEP 5: Export the model with DankFF
Launch DankFF and enter "1" on the first prompt.
Drag and drop the asset bundle, then enter the index number for the model you want.
Enter the command "export [filename].obj"
The model will be saved in the dankff subfolder.
And you're done!
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You will need...
Custom DisUnity
Java 8
FF2Unity
DevXUnity
Unity*
DankFF Tool
*You will need old Unity, modern Unity will not work. Download links to 3.4.0
_________________________________________________
STEP 1: Obtain the asset bundle
Extracting asset bundles from the game files is the first step of modding.
Don't have game files? The Internet Archive has some versions hosted here: https://archive.org/download/fusionfallbetabuilds
If you've played FusionFall on your computer before, you can find asset bundles in your cache: AppData\LocalLow\Unity\Web Player\Cache
Drag the resource file into your disunity folder and open a command prompt.
The command to extract bundles is disunity.bat bundle-extract
DisUnity will create a new folder containing the asset bundle.
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STEP 2: Use FF2Unity to obtain an asset bundle compatible with Unity
Open FF2Unity and select the folder containing the asset bundle. The program will create files that can be opened in Unity.
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STEP 3: Load the asset file in Unity to browse models
Remember, you need an old version of Unity. Click here to download Unity 3.0
Identify the model you want to export by viewing the contents of the asset file in Unity.
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STEP 4: Use DevXUnity to find the model's index number
Open the asset bundle in DevXUnity to find the index number of the model you selected.
The index number for this model is 474. Make sure the file you find is an obj.
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STEP 5: Export the model with DankFF
Launch DankFF and enter "1" on the first prompt.
Drag and drop the asset bundle, then enter the index number for the model you want.
Enter the command "export [filename].obj"
The model will be saved in the dankff subfolder.
And you're done!
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