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In this tutorial you will learn how to extract the base assets of RimWorld.
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{{Credit|[[User:RatelDE|RatelDE]]}}<br/>
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In this tutorial you will learn how to extract the base assets of Rimworld.
  
 
=Requirements=
 
=Requirements=
# [https://yadi.sk/d/m3vFWoQ3j62Cr UnityEx] to extract the contents of the unity .asset archives.
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*# [https://yadi.sk/d/m3vFWoQ3j62Cr UnityEx] to extract the contents of the unity .asset archives.
# or [https://github.com/SeriousCache/UABE Unity Assets Bundle Extractor]
 
# or [https://github.com/Perfare/AssetStudio]
 
  
 
=UnityEx=
 
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#Extract the files you need. If you are extracting .tex files you can use "Extract with convert", this will convert the .tex files to .dds.
 
#Extract the files you need. If you are extracting .tex files you can use "Extract with convert", this will convert the .tex files to .dds.
 
#The extracted files will be placed into a new folder in the same directory (Unity_Assets_Files) as the .asset file you have extracted.
 
#The extracted files will be placed into a new folder in the same directory (Unity_Assets_Files) as the .asset file you have extracted.
 
=Unity Assets Bundle Extractor=
 
To extract the original files from the Unity asset archives we will be using Unity Assets Bundle Extractor which is compatible with Rimworld 1.0's Archives.<br/>
 
 
#Download Unity Assets Bundle Extractor by searching using your search engine of choice or [https://github.com/SeriousCache/UABE via this link].
 
#Unzip it.
 
#Run AssetBundleExtractor.exe and open the .asset file you would like to extract, for example, <pre>RimWord\RimWorldWin64_Data\resources.assets</pre>
 
#Select the files you need/want. Then, click "Plugins" and select "Export to .png" or "Export sound". Note that this only works when you select files by type: so select only audio files or only textures.
 
#Click OK and select a folder for storage.
 
 
=AssetStudio=
 
To extract the original files from the Unity asset archives we will be using AssetStudio which is compatible with Rimworld 1.5's Archives (older versions not tested).<br/>
 
 
#Download AssetStudio by searching using your search engine of choice or [https://github.com/Perfare/AssetStudio via this link], if you are unsure which .NET runtime version you have installed net472 should be fine.
 
#Unzip it.
 
#Run AssetStudioGUI.exe and open the asset file you would like to extract, for example with '''File -> Load file''', <pre>RimWord\RimWorldWin64_Data\resources.assets</pre> or for the DLC Asset Bundles with '''File -> Load folder''' <pre>RimWorld\Data\Anomaly\AssetBundles</pre>
 
#Switch to the Asset List tab.
 
#Select the files you need/want. Then, right click and select "Export selected assets", works for audio and textures.
 
#Select a folder for storage and click open.
 
  
 
=See also=
 
=See also=

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