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For games not fully supported by umodel, such as Paladins, Gigantic, DCUO, Rocket League.

Can work for many games, difference here is only in padding size for textures inside TFC archive. For unknown formats use the version that extracts most files.

p.s. good idea may be to introduce padding parameter I'll think about it.

Thanks for sharing this !

daemon1 wrote:For games not fully supported by umodel, such as Paladins, Gigantic, DCUO.

Can work for many games, difference here is only in padding size for textures inside TFC archive. For unknown formats use the version that extracts most files.

p.s. good idea may be to introduce padding parameter I'll think about it.

Could you contact the developer of Umodel and help him in analyzing the TFC structure of these games? Maybe he can improve his program. By the way, your program does not work very well and often crashes, unpacking part of the archive. Try to unite your efforts.

MARK2580 wrote:Could you contact the developer of Umodel and help him in analyzing the TFC structure of these games? Maybe he can improve his program. By the way, your program does not work very well and often crashes, unpacking part of the archive. Try to unite your efforts.

No its impossible. My program works very well, and it does what it should do. My tool is not supposed to correctly extract all textures, because it only takes raw dumps from TFC, and there's no information about texture sizes and formats.

If it crashes, it means you're running it with not supported game.

To summarize: we will not unite our efforts, because it makes no sense.

daemon1 wrote:

MARK2580 wrote:Could you contact the developer of Umodel and help him in analyzing the TFC structure of these games? Maybe he can improve his program. By the way, your program does not work very well and often crashes, unpacking part of the archive. Try to unite your efforts.

No its impossible. My program works very well, and it does what it should do. My tool is not supposed to correctly extract all textures, because it only takes raw dumps from TFC, and there's no information about texture sizes and formats.

If it crashes, it means you're running it with not supported game.

To summarize: we will not unite our efforts, because it makes no sense.

I used them with paladins archives and on each archive the program crashes.

do you have DLL there?

I'm having the same issue. It crashes with every file
DLLs placed correctly, but no success

they could update the game

attak999 wrote:I'm having the same issue. It crashes with every file
DLLs placed correctly, but no success

Me too!

Is it about Paladins?

daemon1 wrote:Is it about Paladins?

yes.

daemon1 wrote:For games not fully supported by umodel, such as Paladins, Gigantic, DCUO.

Can work for many games, difference here is only in padding size for textures inside TFC archive. For unknown formats use the version that extracts most files.

p.s. good idea may be to introduce padding parameter I'll think about it.

thank U a lot, this is a great tool. but have any chance get those dds's file name ？ like "marvel heroes"
I try extract "Paladins" tfc files , so hard to pick right dds to psk models file.

Can this be implemented? To get the texture names for the specific champions when extracting? This would save people a lot of search time because it's indeed hard to find the right textures.

Hope it can,

Thanks

Rocket League support added.

Textures compressed by zlib, may work with other zlib-compressed games if there will be any

How would you use this with Paladins? Which tfc file should you export for the textures?