Resident Evil 5 owners who are capable of ripping models requested.

[Thunder Skunk]

Okay, here's the deal. I really want to rip the airboat model used in the wetlands part of Resident Evil 5. Now I do own the game and have tried to run it through 3D Ripper DX but no matter what, I can't get it to run. Note that it's the Steam version.

I just don't know what to do anymore, so I would like to ask people who have experience with this to explain how I could run the Steam version with the ripper, or that someone could maybe even rip it for me. If the latter is chosen I would like to add that it is not required that you make it into a prop or vehicle for Source or anything, all I want is the mesh (preferably in .obj or .smd) and textures. I'll do the rest myself.

Thanks in advance to anyone who is willing to help me out.

[Henry Townshend]

You'd need to use the global monitoring mode to rip it if you're using Steam. It's the button at the bottom called "Start Global Monitoring Mode" or whatever. I don't think it works on 64-bit systems, though.

[Deunan]

I think you can start it with dxripper by using the steam shortcut.

Still I think there's a model exporter for re5 not certain though.

[dsdxp]

there was a program made called mod to .obj that converts .mod files into .objs there was also a .arc extractor released that is required to extract said files, look on xentax forums they have the tools.

[Thunder Skunk]

[QUOTE=Henry Townshend;22858677]You'd need to use the global monitoring mode to rip it if you're using Steam. It's the button at the bottom called "Start Global Monitoring Mode" or whatever. I don't think it works on 64-bit systems, though.[/QUOTE]

I'll give that a try, even though I have Windows 7 64-bit. It's worth a shot I guess, thanks.

[QUOTE=wraithcat;22859635]Still I think there's a model exporter for re5 not certain though.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=dsdxp;22859766]there was a program made called mod to .obj that converts .mod files into .objs there was also a .arc extractor released that is required to extract said files, look on xentax forums they have the tools.[/QUOTE]

Interesting, I'll have to look into this, thanks guys.