The tutorial I seen for ripping sprites from Cuphead uses Unity Assets Bundle Extractor. (Which I linked here)
But it's kind a difficult way, because you export them from a 'Texture2D' file (which is easy), but then you have to organize them (which is an extreme pain in the butt to do, and why the Cuphead Section on tSR lacks a lot sprites from it)
This tutorial shows you how to rip them easier than what the other tutorial shows you how to rip them.
1. First up, you'll need to download AssetStudio.
2. Open up Cuphead's files. (I recommend opening the 'folder' than one file. You'll get everything if you open the folder.)
3. Click on 'Asset list'
4. Click on 'Filter Type', then click on 'Sprite'. (I highly recommend that you sort the sprites by name '0-Z')
5. Find the sprite you're looking for. It varies on what you're looking for. In Cuphead, some things are named kind of differently than others. Like, some of Mugman's sprites have 'mm' in the file name.
6. Select the sprite (or hold SHIFT and select multiple sprites that you want), click on 'Export', tell it to export 'Selected assets' (or whichever one you prefer), and choose the file you want to export them in. (The files you export will get dumped into a folder named for what type of file it is. In this case, since you're exporting a sprite, the exported folder will automatically be named 'Sprite')
Aaaaaannnnnddd that's all! I hope this was helpful! If you see anything I missed, be sure to comment down below and let me know.
Good luck ripping Cuphead's sprites!
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Asset Studio is very straightforward and perfect for beginners. Unity Asset Bundle Extractor is a lower level tool that can even manipulate Unity bundles. Useful for advanced data miners and readers who want to mess around with loading custom skins and color schemes. You'll need Unity Assets Bundle Extractor (UABE). If you're sharing your mod, DO NOT upload the sharedassets0.assets file. Opening the asset file. Navigate to C: Program Files (x86) Steam steamapps common Among Us Among UsData, and open the file sharedassets0.assets in UABE. When you get this dialog, just scroll to the most recent one. You can't open unity.resS files directly, they are just raw data storage without any headers, all references and offsets and file information is held on the assets files (which you use to extract.resS contents) and if those bundles/assets files will not open by those tools, you got a big problem in achieving this at all and its possible the asset files have been ciphered.
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You can't handle the Neutron Style.
Unity Assets Bundle Extractor. Unity.assets and AssetBundle editor. UABE is an editor for Unity 3.4+/4/5/2017/2018.assets and AssetBundle files. It can create standalone mod installers from changes to.assets and/or bundles. Type information extracted from Unity is used in order to generate text representations of various asset types. Unity Asset Bundle Extractor is a lower level tool that can even manipulate Unity bundles. Useful for advanced data miners and readers who want to mess around with loading custom skins and color schemes. Head over to Asset Studio's Releases section on Github and grab the latest release from there. Asset Studio doesn't require any installation.
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The tutorial I seen for ripping sprites from Cuphead uses Unity Assets Bundle Extractor. (Which I linked here)
But it's kind a difficult way, because you export them from a 'Texture2D' file (which is easy), but then you have to organize them (which is an extreme pain in the butt to do, and why the Cuphead Section on tSR lacks a lot sprites from it)
This tutorial shows you how to rip them easier than what the other tutorial shows you how to rip them.
1. First up, you'll need to download AssetStudio.
2. Open up Cuphead's files. (I recommend opening the 'folder' than one file. You'll get everything if you open the folder.)
3. Click on 'Asset list'
4. Click on 'Filter Type', then click on 'Sprite'. (I highly recommend that you sort the sprites by name '0-Z')
5. Find the sprite you're looking for. It varies on what you're looking for. In Cuphead, some things are named kind of differently than others. Like, some of Mugman's sprites have 'mm' in the file name.
6. Select the sprite (or hold SHIFT and select multiple sprites that you want), click on 'Export', tell it to export 'Selected assets' (or whichever one you prefer), and choose the file you want to export them in. (The files you export will get dumped into a folder named for what type of file it is. In this case, since you're exporting a sprite, the exported folder will automatically be named 'Sprite')
Aaaaaannnnnddd that's all! I hope this was helpful! If you see anything I missed, be sure to comment down below and let me know.
Good luck ripping Cuphead's sprites!
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You can't handle the Neutron Style.