For now, TpacTool only supports viewing and exporting of models, materials, textures, skeletons 1 and vertex animations 2. " D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Mount & Blade II Bannerlord\Modules\Native\AssetPackages"Īfter loading, the list on the left side of the program window will be filled with the loaded assets. The AssetPackages is in the Modules\Native directory of the game. After the program startup, click File - Open AssetPackages Folder from the top-left menu bar, then open the AssetPackages directory from the dialog. Have you ever used OpenBRF, our dear old friend who is the best and only asset managing tool in Warband? TpacTool is very similar to it, though TpacTool still lacks some features.ĭue to the dependency of TPAC files, in TpacTool you "open" a directory of asset packages instead of a single asset package. Don't run it from Winrar or 7Zip directly, it won't startup. Remember you have to unzip the archive to a directory then run the exe. You can download the latest build from "Release".
In another word, any computer that can run Bannerlord is able to run this software. A video card that can draw at least some triangles.
They should be only used for studying and modding purposes. Since the only asset producer is Taleworlds for now, all assets you export with TpacTool are the property of Taleworlds. Legalityįirst of all, it must be clear that the copyright of any asset exported through TpacTool belongs to the asset producer. Editing asset is necessary for Modding, so here comes TpacTool. Taleworlds hasn't released a tool to view or edit the TPAC format yet. It was introduced at some time during the multiplayer beta, replacing the outdated BRF format of Warband and CRF format of early beta, and is still used today. TPAC (may be Taleworlds Package) is the asset archive format used by Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord. TpacTool is an open source asset explorer which can open TPAC format files, view and export the contents. TpacTool An unofficial asset explorer for Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord
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