Better compatibility with aggressive game launchers.
The 2.x version pipeline heavily improves upon the legacy 1.x versions by supporting modern rendering engines: (Standard for modern PC gaming) Vulkan (Used in games like Doom Eternal or Baldur's Gate 3 ) DirectX 9 & 10 (For older, legacy titles) Key Features in Version 2.0.13
Originally created for 3D printing enthusiasts and game researchers, Ninja Ripper acts as a "rendering interceptor". Instead of digging through encrypted game files, it captures the data exactly as it is sent to your graphics card. This version (2.0.13) specifically focuses on improving compatibility with modern rendering APIs like and DirectX 12 . Key Features of the 2.0.13 Update Ninja Ripper 2.0.13
Pressing a "rip" key (like PrintScreen) to freeze a frame and save all visible 3D data to a folder. It remains a staple for the Ninja Ripper
Install the provided Blender add-on zip file via Blender's menu. Go to File > Import > Ninja Ripper 2 (.nr) . Better compatibility with aggressive game launchers
The tool injects a custom dynamic-link library ( .dll ) wrapper into the game's executable process.
Ripped files are saved in a proprietary raw format (such as .rip ). To utilize them, you must use the official importer plugins provided in the Ninja Ripper installation directory. Open . Go to Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > Install . This version (2
: Compatible with games running on DirectX 11, DirectX 12, and Vulkan .