Pinball FX .pak file archives

[AxelNoir]

Hello, does anyone have any information on the .pak archives Pinball FX uses? To be clear I'm not referring to Pinball FX3, this is technically Pinball FX4, just called FX. It uses Unreal Engine 4 and I believe there is already a Umodel build out there to load the assets, however there doesn't seem to be any information on how to extract the pak files themselves to view the assets. I've uploaded some sample files here if anyone can take a look:

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uYdVe5xX8yTn8I4VDIwOUfuJ2LSzuAog/view?usp=sharing

[GabryTheSniper]

 

On 6/19/2024 at 7:17 PM, AxelNoir said:

Hello, does anyone have any information on the .pak archives Pinball FX uses? To be clear I'm not referring to Pinball FX3, this is technically Pinball FX4, just called FX. It uses Unreal Engine 4 and I believe there is already a Umodel build out there to load the assets, however there doesn't seem to be any information on how to extract the pak files themselves to view the assets. I've uploaded some sample files here if anyone can take a look:

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uYdVe5xX8yTn8I4VDIwOUfuJ2LSzuAog/view?usp=sharing

You can try using UModel and putting the exact version of the engine (By going to "game"/binaries/win64/example.exe and make sure you right click and go to properties) or you can download a script from Luigi Auriemma's QuickBMS website that it's called unreal_tournament_4, just scroll all the way down and you'll find it. Also, does it require a aes key?

Edited June 25 by GabryTheSniper

[GabryTheSniper]

If you don't have the aes key, you can do some research about all unreal engine 4 aes keys, i believe there's a russian webiste that shows all the keys from games that they use Unreal Engine 4. If the game is not included on their website, you either reverse engineer the game to get the aes key or you wait someone else to get the key for you. 

Edited June 25 by GabryTheSniper