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Ninja Ripper
Ninja Ripper extracts meshes and textures loaded in a running game, but does not extract rigged skeletons, armatures, or bones.
About Ninja Ripper
Ninja Ripper is a Windows tool that extracts 3D meshes and textures from running games by hooking into the active game process. It outputs ripped assets as .RIP mesh files and .DDS texture files, and supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows game executables.
The tool does not extract rigged skeletons, armatures, or bones, and does not natively support OpenGL games. Linux compatibility has not been tested, and Android/iOS mobile games require a PC emulator to use. Users must disable or whitelist Ninja Ripper in their antivirus, and close screen capture, FPS monitoring, or overlay software before running the tool.
Key features
- Extracts 3D meshes and textures from running games
- Outputs .RIP mesh and .DDS texture file formats
- Supports 32-bit and 64-bit Windows game executables
- Can rip models visible on game main/selection screens
- Compatible with third-party Blender add-ons for .RIP import
- Requires disabling antivirus and overlay software to run
Best for: It is most useful for 3D artists, game modders, and hobbyists extracting visible game 3D models and textures for editing, porting, or personal projects.
Good for
- Can extract models and textures visible on game menus without launching gameplay
- May produce higher-quality textures than some alternative extraction tools
- Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows game executables
Watch out for
- Does not extract rigged skeletons, armatures, or bones from games
- No native support for OpenGL-based games
- Requires disabling antivirus and closing overlay/screen capture software to function
Ninja Ripper at a glance
- Category
- Design & Creative › 3D, CAD & Motion
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, iOS, Linux, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Ninja Ripper FAQ
Can Ninja Ripper extract rigged skeletons or bone data from games?
No, it only extracts 3D meshes and textures, not rigged skeletons, armatures, or bones.
Are there special requirements for using Ninja Ripper with mobile games?
Yes, Android and iOS mobile games must be run via a PC emulator to use Ninja Ripper.
What file formats does Ninja Ripper output for ripped assets?
It outputs 3D meshes as .RIP files and textures as .DDS files.
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