Downloading

• Get latest version from Github actions from here , if you dont have account you can use site like nightly.link to download it
• Extract zip file somewhere

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Running

• open AssetStudioGUI then click on Options -> specify game and pick your game name , for games like GI you might have to disable shader in Options -> Export Options check Disable Shader

Building AssetsMap

• Click on Miscs then in text input type assets map output name
• Click on Selection Box and pick MessagePack from list
• Cick on Build Both
• Select the folder where your game files are
• Pick Output folder try to not use game folder as output folder as it cause some issues
• Wait till it finish

Using AssetsBrowser

• Miscs -> Asset Browser -> Load AssetMap and pick the AssetMap you create in previous step it ends with .map extension
• Find asset you need by searching with its name or type for example Name=Elysia Type=Animator
• Click on Arrow icon and Select the Assets you want to load
• now you can right click items in Asset List then Export selected assets

Extracting Models

• Find Asset that has Animator Type in Asset Listthen right click Go to scene hierarchy Select the model you want
• Click on Model ->Export Selected if you selected more than one model and you want them merged pick merge options

• • Optionally If you want AnimationClips along the FBX file Doesnt work for Every AnimationClip Type Select them in Asset list and pick Exported Selected objects + Selected Animation Clips
• • you can also click Options -> Filter models only so only models that hash mesh are shows in asset list or Enable model preview

• Some models are GameObject (GI npcs for example ) those wont be included in Assetmap by default if you need them you need to go to Options->Export Options uncheck MinimalMap before building assetmap

CLI

• you can use asset studio cli to export stuff easier open powershell/cmd in same folder where studio installed
• do .\AssetStudioCLI.exe --help to see what you can do few examples
• Building AssetMap would be something like \AssetStudioCLI.exe "input folder" "output folder" --game GAME_NAME --map_op AssetMap --map_type MessagePack --map_name assets_map replace GAME_NAME with your actual game name
• extracting all textures .\AssetStudioCLI.exe "input folder" "output folder" --types Texture2d --game GAME_NAME

• • can also use --names to filter what you want to extract it accept any regex

• extracting models with cli would be something like .\AssetStudioCLI.exe "input folder" "output folder" --game GAME_NAME --map_op Load --models --names ^Avatar --map_name assets_map replace assets_map with whatever name you picked when building assetmap this would extract any model that start with Avatar