Musketeer925 wrote:Yeah, as others have said, they're already on your PC if you have the game installed. I also think there are some tutorials on modelling for AoE3 floating around, but I'm afraid much knowledge has been lost by forum closings and moves. gr2 files into the modelling program 3DSMax: Modders have developed methods for importing the. GR2 format, so standard granny format viewers can't handle every game model. Further, not all models work since the game uses a "custom" version of the. There's a program called "Granny Viewer" floating around that can be used to open most models to look at them, but it doesn't do any conversion or editing. tga files, which is a format that can be read natively by GIMP and Photoshop. The file converter that comes with AoE3Ed can convert. The five art.bar files generally (although there are exceptions where things seem to be "misplaced") contain the following:Īrt1.bar - Unit and building models, and. AoE3Ed contains a bar viewer/extractor, so you can extract individual files. bar files within are special archive files like a. Most of what you're looking for is in the "art" subfolder.
It's in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\Steamapps\common\Age of Empires 3\bin\ if you installed via Steam, or C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Age of Empires III\ if you used a CD. However, they're not exactly in common formats, so you need some tools to be able to convert them to something useful.įirst, locate your game's installation file. Yeah, as others have said, they're already on your PC if you have the game installed.
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