Every Rabbids Go Home cutscenes files
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- A collection of all video files found in the folders of Rabbids Go Home, including RGH Cutscenes, animations, Rabbids Go Home unused content and rare Rabbids animations. Those are not ALL cutscenes in the game, as there are many of them made in-engine, and thus not present as video files.
00:19 - Ubisoft logo
00:35 - Intro cutscene
02:00 - Level intro & outro cutscenes
16:50 - Ending
18:25 - Unused cutscenes
19:04 - Capri-Sun cutscene
19:22 - Assets
20:10 - Short Animations
Rabbids Go Home and its contents are properties of Ubisoft. I own nothing in this video.
17:31 the white stuff is obviously the rabbids falling off the pile turned rocket, that's how they came back in Travel in Time
18:48 no shot thats not used, i remember ending a level where we go for a tree, thats the exact same tree with the same things and all, it was 10 years ago tho so i might be inventing stuff out of my head by accident
18:46 Solo la anterior escena está sin usar, porque esta es simplemente la del final del nivel Feliz Rabbidad (Hoppy Xmas)
Probablemente esto fue una confusión, pues en la escena de inicio de ese nivel (minuto 12:05) se muestra que el objeto es la cama flotante con Barney, cuando en realidad es el árbol de navidad.
The last cutscene is hillarious
16:10 LMFAOOO
19:01
wait um how do you access these files first of all
A very good amount of tricks to extract files from the Wii .iso file, convert them in playable files, and finding which ones are videos, music or something else...
It's not easy to do for sure!
i think other people would also like to know
@user-um4bw8zb1h well if you want the full run down...
You can extract Wii .iso files through the Dolphin emulator, which, in this case here, will leave you with some folders and 3 particularly big files in .BF format. One of them is for FMVs (Full-Motion Videos) which are the cutscenes in this video, the second one are the main game files, and the third one contains over 14,000 audio files.
You'll then need another software to be able to extract content from those three files. QuickBMS is the one I used, but you'll need to find a good script to be able to extract .BF files, as those are encrypted in specific versions. To my knowledge there's only one that works well on quickBMS' website, so you'll have to search somewhere else online if it doesn't.
After extracting the .BF files, you'll get .bik files for the videos (which are proprietary files for Bink software, so you'll either need to convert them in another video format or have a way to read them properly), and .sns files for audio, which are unplayable unless you get a specific music player like the vgmstream component for foobar2000.
Like I said, it's not easy and there's lots of mess to be able to get those files, so good luck if you try that yourself!
@@Oatsmanias6727 i'm having trouble with extracting content from .BF files i can't find the right software or something
@@Oatsmanias6727 I’m also having trouble with trying to extract content from .BF files just like @user-um4bw8zb1h because I can’t find a software/script.
@Oatsmanias6727 I can play them in a BIK player but I need help with the .sns files