Tools for Uncharted 1/2/3 (PS3). Also work with The Last of Us. Bones, weights, normals, textures, everything is working.
Usage: drop .PAK file onto the tool
or run from command line: Naughty_u <pak_file>
There are still some problems (I may fix them later):
- skeletons exported to separate file, you need to connect them manually
- levels export with some meshes placed at world center
Tool updated.
- No need for parameters, all games detected automatically
- Fixed UVs, some mesh scales, normals
- Now all games have meshes exported with names
- Texture export
- Level export (experimental, i need more research to support them properly)
Important note. If you tried to export some very big levels with previous tool, it could corrupt the PAK file, so if it doesn't work anymore, you have to get original file again. Always backup your files before doing anything with Naughty files.
Tools for Uncharted 4.
Uncharted4.exe - character tool. Outputs all textures to one folder.
Uncharted4_m.exe - all assets tool. Outputs textures to folder structure.
Usage: drop .PAK file onto the tool.
For texture dictionary packages it will export textures as DDS. Some of them will be in DX10 format.
For model packages it will export skeletons and/or models in SMD and ASCII.
Most models have multiple UV sets (only exported to ASCII).
Textures for a character may be spread across many different levels. To help get them all, used textures list is created when extracting model.
Skeletons are usually in separate packages. You need to copy-paste skeleton to the model file as it was done before in my Uncharted 1-2-3 tools.
You can also export specific textures by running: Uncharted4.exe <PAK> <filter>
For example: Uncharted4.exe world-city-dict.pak drake
Will only export textures with "drake" in their name.
Experimental MAP tool. Version 1.
Usage: drop .PAK file with a map onto the tool, or run from command line
All textures will be auto-assigned to meshes. To make them work, you have to either convert textures to TGA, or do text mass replace .TGA to .DDS in ASCII because they are text files
Notes:
- only exports to ASCII, split into 100MB parts for better handling
- will make ...._shaders.txt file (for reference) with full list of all shaders & their textures used
- only works with maps, so don't try running it on characters, it will crash
