GuyInDogSuit

Anyone know how what can extract an XP3 file that KrkrExtract can't seem to work with? The files are extracted, but they aren't openable, as if the decryption on them failed. The file in question is a patch for the Steam version of Island Diary.

I'm not sure what this is for?

Thanks! Is it supposed to only be able to convert one at a time, though? There's almost no instructions on how to use it otherwise.

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I know this is a long shot, seeing as how morkt hasn't been active for months (since March 30, apparently), but IxSHE Tell (English) just came out on Steam and I can't seem to extract any image files from it successfully. I mean, they DO extract, but then they're not open-able. The archives are in the root.pfs format (Artemis Engine?) and while GARbro recognizes them as archives and allows me to look into them and extract them, the images themselves come out as if they're still.... encrypted. Every other file format works fine, though. For some odd reason, I can only successfully view or extract backgrounds. Audio (ogg) and such plays just fine, too. Also..... Does anyone know how to extract images from the English version of Riddle Joker? I end up with unusable files like "ev102a.pimg" and GARbro says they're archives, but I've no idea how to extract them.

Does anyone know how to extract images from the English version of Riddle Joker? I end up with unusable files like "ev102a.pimg" and GARbro says they're archives, but I've no idea how to extract them.

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I know this is a long shot, seeing as how morkt hasn't been active for months (since March 30, apparently), but IxSHE Tell (English) just came out on Steam and I can't seem to extract any image files from it successfully. I mean, they DO extract, but then they're not open-able. The archives are in the root.pfs format (Artemis Engine?) and while GARbro recognizes them as archives and allows me to look into them and extract them, the images themselves come out as if they're still.... encrypted. Every other file format works fine, though. For some odd reason, I can only successfully view or extract backgrounds. Audio (ogg) and such plays just fine, too. Here's a sample of one of the images that doesn't open once extracted: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13460691/91682612-fa4e7b80-eb06-11ea-877c-239e127bdd34.png

Wondering the same thing. Seems like it hasn't been updated in over a year. And it's sad because I can't figure out how to extract files from the game "White Wings ホワイトウィングス." Apparently it uses the KiriKiri engine, but I don't know what encryption it used.

Eh, I give up. It's censored, anyway.

Can anyone help me extract files from "How to Raise a Wolf Girl"? Garbro can open the XP3 files, but can't read the files inside, and when I extract them, the images are blank. I've tried other programs as well, none seem to work.

Anyone know of a reliable Unity image extractor? I've try Unity Asset Extractor and Unity Studio, and I can't seem to get all the images from a game, called Forest Fortress.

Forest Fortress by Flaming Firefly, Poke Abby HD by oxoPotion, Neko Maid Hiroimashita! by CatBellUnion. None of these use dat files, though. *the latter two aren't VNs but rather "hentai games".

Thank you so much! I don't have anything to try it on currently, but I will soon, I bet.

How do you do that?

English or Japanese release? You need to pick the correct encryption algorithm for whichever files you're extracting.

I've been trying to, too, but with no luck. No one seems to be watching this thread anymore.

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How do I work with .dat files, specifically ones that are used with Unity Engine VNs?

Still looking for help extracting Visual Novel Maker games.

Question, how can I decompile games made with Visual Novel Maker?

GARbro has been a huge help for me so far. Works with a HUGE variety of visual novel archives.

No, I mean, you'll have to run the game, access the gallery, and screenshot the scenes. Unless you mean you want to mess with the graphic resources?

Just gonna have to screenshot them, man. There's a in-game screenshot tool, I think. But that's what I ended up doing.