Ghost of Tsushima Mesh Extractor - Model Conversion Tool (.xmesh to .gltf)

Ghost Mesh Extractor

This is a standalone tool designed to convert the proprietary .xmesh files from Ghost of Tsushima into standard .obj files that you can open in Blender, Maya, or 3ds Max.

It also attempts to identify the associated texture names by reading the game's database file.

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REQUIREMENTS / BEFORE YOU START

To use this tool, you must first extract the game's archive files. This tool cannot read raw .psarc files!

• []Download GoTExtractor by Glummy: Link to Mod

  []Use it to extract the following archives located in your game directory:

• []gapack_meshes.psarc -> Contains the model files (.xmesh)

  []gapack_misc_g.psarc -> Contains the database (game.sprig.texmeshman)

HOW TO USE

• []Input: Click "Input .xmesh File" and select a model.

  []Database: Click "Load .texmeshman" and select the game.sprig.texmeshman file (from gapack_misc_g).

  []Note: This helps the tool find the texture names (.sps files) associated with the mesh. (only works for some models)

  []Output: Select the folder where you want the .obj files to be saved.

  []Settings:

  • []Scale Factor: Default is 1. If the model appears microscopic in your 3D software, try setting this to a higher value.

    []Start Extraction: Click the button and check the generated _info.txt in your output folder for texture details.

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    STATE OF THE TOOL & ROADMAP

    Version: v1. 4. 0 Current Version

    • []UV-Map Fix

    Version: v1. 3. 0
    • []Huge improvements to model extraction.

      []The export type has been changed from OBJ to GLTF

      Version: v1. 2. 0

      • []UV maps fixed

        Version v1. 1. 0 (Initial Release)+

        • []Yes, I know the interface looks shit. This is a functional utility first. I plan to update it with a cleaner, more modern UI in future versions.

        CREDITS

        • []Tool created by Dave349234.

          []Special thanks to Glummy for the GoTExtractor.