Are you using the latest GR? Old version had that issue.
If there were an issue with finding the key you'd see an error message.
Yes, it doesn't matter to GR, and this is deliberate to ease the use.
Please run as "gameripper.exe -v". This will create a gameripper.log file, attach that and provide a link to the game file in question (preferably an f95zone.to link).
i somehow got it to work randomly in the end. im not sure what i did different? i was trying lots of different things and i almost gave up, but i checked the import folder and seen that my .CTEX files had converted to .WEBP so i was able to access it. thanks for the reply anyway, much appreciated
That depends. Yes, you can extract the files with this tool. Yes, you can translate them. Yes, you can put it all back together with lots of other tools (with gdsdecomp (
i tried that yet the document doesnt seem to have the key listed at all. When i rip the files all of the .cs files are blank which is why it refusees to work im assuming. does this usually mean the game is encrypted?
Then it is not encrypted.
I don't understand. Which game are you talking about? What do you mean by blank? How are you running GAME RIPPER? With the "-d" flag? What does the log say? If you're using "-d" and there are correct file sizes in the log, but the unpacked files come up 0 bytes, then your drive is probably full.
No. If there's no "Encryption key" line in the log then it is not encrypted. But again, which game are you talking about? Please provide a link.
mtool is closed source and it can't extract assets, and it does not support encrypted index. By the way GAME RIPPER works with that Dark Kuro game for quite some time now.
GAME RIPPER should do that automatically. Otherwise it's just a matter of detecting the Godot resource header's length and cut if off. Can you upload the ctex in question (or provide a link where I can download it) so that I can take a look why GR hasn't converted it?
