October 9, 20241 yr Localization Hello, I have been trying to rip the sprites from the mobile game The Simpsons: Tapped Out after it was announced that the game would be shutting down but I ran into a problem with trying to get the sprites. The sprites are in a .rgb format, which I have no idea how to de-compile them. If you google about ripping TSTO sprites two tools will appear, simsonsRGB, which makes all the sprites transparent, and tstoimg, which is uncompiled and I have no idea how to compile it. If someone could help me figure over how to convert to the .rgb's into .pngs without being transparent. That would be amazing. BTW: in the zip are 5 random .rgb from the game, one building, two promos, and two character sprites. New folder.zip
October 9, 20241 yr Supporter Solution I created a Noesis script for your samples tex_SimpsonsRGB.py You can download Noesis here Put the script to <Noesis-directory>\plugins\python Anyway, if you got hit with "Not supported yet" message when opening the RGB files, send them here and I'll add support for it. Edited October 9, 20241 yr by BloodRaynare
October 9, 20241 yr Author Localization Thank uou so much for making this it's works amazing. In the image I posted, the sprite on the right is with simsonsRGB and the image on the left is with your tool and the difference is night and day. One of the sprites I ran into an issue with is the level up text sprites, I put one of the level up text sprites in the zip. New folder.zip
October 9, 20241 yr Author Localization Another issue I ran into was with these two sprites "alphavignette.rgb" and "cloudtexture.rgb", which I put into this .zip. New folder.zip
October 10, 20241 yr I'm also looking to extract assets from tapped out, as a temporary support I've edited BloodRaynare's plugin to add support for those alpha mask textures. Now I'm absolutely sure I've done it wrong as I have no idea what I'm doing but I'm trying to learn and pretty sure its usable looking at the alpha channel. do you have the means to open the .bcell files? they seem to be frames of the standard .rgb files in one for animations. This is what I'm stuck on at the moment if you can help at all. tex_SimpsonsRGB.py bcell files sample.zip
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