Does anyone have the uncompressed pictures?
If you have a slow internet connection or want them faster, or happen come upon .asar (Electron Archive) packages in the future then read on.
I'm fairly confident that this developer uses .asar compression but I can't say for sure as I already purged this from my computer. If I can remember correctly this developer, as well as a few others utilizing the unity engine, are indeed using the Electron Archive to compress their pictures. The Electron Archive is a "simple extensive tar-like archive format with indexing", but AFAIK you can't access it with a multi type unarchiver like .7zFM or WinRAR.
Though I haven't looked as I already found a viable method, the only way I know to unpack .asar is to use the .asar module for NPM. NPM is the Node Package Manager and it is, well, the package manager for Node.js. Node.js is a JavaScript RE (Runtime Environment) similar to the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) in that is a RE, but that's about the only similarity you should draw between the two. Basically it allows you to execute JavaScript (web based langauge; 1 of pri 3 along side HTML & CSS) client-side on your local machine. I didn't expect this to be the case, but there are actually many great modules for NPM that have little or nothing to do with web developement its likely that you wouldn't be doing the following steps just for the asar unpacker.
Although unlikely in this paticulr case as the CG is provided, but if you do want to do this in the future for a different title that just came out and you really wanna fap, or more so cause you wanna be seen by your peers as F95 1337, follow these steps:
- install node.js using windows installer (.msi)
- package manager (NPM) will be provided with installation (at least on windows)
- from within a CLI such as CMD or PSexecute:
- 'NPM install -g asar'
- this will install globally meaning you can exec from any directory in CMD
- Then proceed to execute:
- asar e 'x:\path_to_asar\archive.asar'
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