So im really hoping someone with a little spare time, could take a look at the thread and the info the other guy has written and see if there is anyway to streamline/ simplify/ automate the process. I had no clue, so he pointed me to a tutorial chrrox wrote, but again that was way over my head ( it just doesnt sink in ) He said its relatively easy to convert one, something to do with a float? and he gave some numbers. Some kind soul has already taken a look at the model format.
I have supplied a few examples of game models (ive already figured out the textures, they just needed renaming to DDS, yes really that simple lol) Incidentally, i have a thread in the 3d models section regarding payday 2 models, located HERE When extracting a single bundle, you may notice there are 2 files with nearly identical names, you need to choose the " _h " file to unpack the other file.įor example, you want to unpack 0a76b707eba65bc7.bundle (which is 64mb in size) So you will need to select 0a76b707eba65bc7_h.bundle (which is only 4kb)Īnd thanks again to the guys at jpmodfiles. On the unpack tab you can either choose to Unpack all files ( took a while to unpack nearly 20gb of data ) or you can choose to unpack just a single "bundle", which are found in your /Payday 2/assets/ folder. You can both unpack and repack files, so it could lead to some fun modding potential.ĭead easy to use, put the tool anywhere you like, run it go to the settings tab and set the payday 2 game folder ( if steam installed, then it will be /steamapps/common/Payday 2)Īlso set where you want to unpack the files ( it can be anywhere) Each "bundle" unpacks to its own separate folder. Some nice guys over at JPmodfiles created a tool to open payday 1 files a while back and updated it to work for payday2 as well.
Hey guys, just thought i would post about this, i found it the other day.
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