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Escope12 wrote:

RandomTBush wrote:Already got 'em myself, Zombieali2000, but thanks anyway. Hopefully I'll have some time later this month to get those working properly, since they changed the formats up yet again (for what may apparently the last time, if that Unity rumor is true?). Likewise for the texture formats that meganmi posted. Heck, I should look into revising all of my texture scripts in general, since I never implemented mipmap support and such.

I wonder why they always change the format for their games? Don’t they sue the same engine?

*New iterations of the same engine.

meganmi wrote:

Escope12 wrote:

RandomTBush wrote:Already got 'em myself, Zombieali2000, but thanks anyway. Hopefully I'll have some time later this month to get those working properly, since they changed the formats up yet again (for what may apparently the last time, if that Unity rumor is true?). Likewise for the texture formats that meganmi posted. Heck, I should look into revising all of my texture scripts in general, since I never implemented mipmap support and such.

I wonder why they always change the format for their games? Don’t they sue the same engine?

*New iterations of the same engine.

I didn’t know that. That’s interesting.

Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to use the ttarchext cause I cannot figure this thing out.

fobk wrote:Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to use the ttarchext cause I cannot figure this thing out.

put ttarchext in the folder where ttarch files are. From command prompt: type ttarchext then press return
you will see all the available commands
every supported game , has a id number, for example: TWD season 2 is 55
so write: ttarchext -m (this is the parameter to extract all) 55 (is the id of twd season2) then write the name of the ttarch file for example WD4_pc_WalkingDead401_data.ttarch2 then write where you want them extracted, example c:\twd ( before you have to create the twd directory in c:) then press return.
so: the syntax will be this: ttarchext -m 55 WD4_pc_WalkingDead401_data.ttarch2 c:\twd

Hope this will help you.

fil1969 wrote:

fobk wrote:Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to use the ttarchext cause I cannot figure this thing out.

put ttarchext in the folder where ttarch files are. From command prompt: type ttarchext then press return
you will see all the available commands
every supported game , has a id number, for example: TWD season 2 is 55
so write: ttarchext -m (this is the parameter to extract all) 55 (is the id of twd season2) then write the name of the ttarch file for example WD4_pc_WalkingDead401_data.ttarch2 then write where you want them extracted, example c:\twd ( before you have to create the twd directory in c:) then press return.
so: the syntax will be this: ttarchext -m 55 WD4_pc_WalkingDead401_data.ttarch2 c:\twd

Hope this will help you.

I'm actually stuck at the first part, when I try to open ttarchext the command window opens for a second then immediately closes.

fobk wrote:I'm actually stuck at the first part, when I try to open ttarchext the command window opens for a second then immediately closes.

You can either Start > run > cmd and drag and drop ttarchext into it. Or you can create a batch file within the ttarchext folder.

Open notepad and type the following:
@echo off
mkdir "1"
for %%i in (*.ttarch2) DO ttarchext.exe -m 55 "%%i" "TWD"

save as anything, for this one I just named it Batch - TWD2 but you need to end it with .bat

Then you can just click that and it'll do the work for you.

Not sure if thats the right way to do it but it works fine for me.

fobk wrote:

fil1969 wrote:

fobk wrote:Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to use the ttarchext cause I cannot figure this thing out.

put ttarchext in the folder where ttarch files are. From command prompt: type ttarchext then press return
you will see all the available commands
every supported game , has a id number, for example: TWD season 2 is 55
so write: ttarchext -m (this is the parameter to extract all) 55 (is the id of twd season2) then write the name of the ttarch file for example WD4_pc_WalkingDead401_data.ttarch2 then write where you want them extracted, example c:\twd ( before you have to create the twd directory in c:) then press return.
so: the syntax will be this: ttarchext -m 55 WD4_pc_WalkingDead401_data.ttarch2 c:\twd

Hope this will help you.

I'm actually stuck at the first part, when I try to open ttarchext the command window opens for a second then immediately closes.

you don't have directly double click on ttarchext, but open it from command prompt

Tydeus wrote:

fobk wrote:I'm actually stuck at the first part, when I try to open ttarchext the command window opens for a second then immediately closes.

You can either Start > run > cmd and drag and drop ttarchext into it. Or you can create a batch file within the ttarchext folder.

Open notepad and type the following:
@echo off
mkdir "1"
for %%i in (*.ttarch2) DO ttarchext.exe -m 55 "%%i" "TWD"

save as anything, for this one I just named it Batch - TWD2 but you need to end it with .bat

Then you can just click that and it'll do the work for you.

Not sure if thats the right way to do it but it works fine for me.

It worked for me, thank you.

Well, uh... This has certainly gotten awkward.

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I guess I'll pick up work on this again after the second and final episode of TWD releases. If something's gonna get finished, it might as well be my script set.

RandomTBush wrote:Well, uh... This has certainly gotten awkward.

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I guess I'll pick up work on this again after the second and final episode of TWD releases. If something's gonna get finished, it might as well be my script set.

It sucks that the series is going that way, still looking forward to the update RTB.

RandomTBush wrote:Well, uh... This has certainly gotten awkward.

...

I guess I'll pick up work on this again after the second and final episode of TWD releases. If something's gonna get finished, it might as well be my script set.

I wonder if it’ll include The Walking Dead: Collection?

Escope12 wrote:

RandomTBush wrote:Well, uh... This has certainly gotten awkward.

...

I guess I'll pick up work on this again after the second and final episode of TWD releases. If something's gonna get finished, it might as well be my script set.

I wonder if it’ll include The Walking Dead: Collection?

That already works with the Batman: The Enemy Within script

meganmi wrote:

Escope12 wrote:

RandomTBush wrote:Well, uh... This has certainly gotten awkward.

...

I guess I'll pick up work on this again after the second and final episode of TWD releases. If something's gonna get finished, it might as well be my script set.

I wonder if it’ll include The Walking Dead: Collection?

That already works with the Batman: The Enemy Within script

Speaking of, I hate to ask this but does anyone have these assets for The Walking Dead: Collection and are they extracted?

Welp, just discovered something I should have realized a long time ago while looking at the models from the TWD final season demo -- there is a version number in the same location in the header I could've used all along! So I went back to check the rest, and here's a list of all the ones I've got currently (all PC unless stated otherwise). This also explains why I was able to group a few of the games together:
Man, I'm gonna need a bigger hard drive if I plan on checking every other version in existence. But this also explains why the other Batman models I was sent earlier weren't compatible -- they were of an earlier version compared to what I had (33 instead of 36). And naturally, all of the games I've been unable to figure out are all "Version 1". Go figure. On the bright side, this means I can actually make the next script update autodetect the formats!

Guys. Telltale posted an update. https://twitter.com/telltalegames/statu ... 15905?s=21