The model will be skewed so I try my best to fix it here using the Shear Tool, I believe it’s called. obj and remove everything except my target object. obj file, this will rip the whole scene.ģ. I use 3D Ripper DX to rip the model to a. Because the textures are usually tiny, I use this site to upscale it.ġ. TM2 extension, you can make it readable using Noesis to convert it to either. I’ve had issues with naming it? So I allow it to save as “texture” then I rename it afterwards.Ĥ. Once it looks correct, you can export it with a. Width and Height will be whatever it tells you, but the BPP is a bit different. As for the settings īPP, Width and Height will be determined by the texture, I’ve got all the sizes in a text document here, so just search the name of the texture on that. Once the files are extracted, I use Console Texture Explorer to give them a. You’ll end up with a bunch of unknown file extension files.ģ. Use the script on the TEXTURES.ARC file to extract it. then use QuickBMS and the Sims 2 Console BMS script, just CTRL + F search it or scroll down until you find it. In this case I extract the textures from the PS2 ISO itself and this is usually my preferred method anyway.ġ. You can use the “Dump Textures” feature on the Dolphin emulator to get the desired texture, but sometimes (especially for the Sims 2 console) you’ll get textures that are grey instead of its correct color. To get the textures you can either do it one of two ways depending on the situation.
I won’t be able to explain this in too much detail at the moment because I’m still unable to work on any projects and can’t access these programs. In no way do I claim that this is the best way, but this is what I do currently. Hi there! It took me a good while to figure out a comfortable way to convert from the console games.
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