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L2Tool Java 17, Extract Textures

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Hi everyone,

A while ago, I needed to extract some L2 textures and found that acmi's L2Tool was a good way to do it. There might be other methods out there but I'm not aware of them, so I decided to fork this project and improve it to suit my needs.

I built this using BellSoft Liberica JDK 17. Since modern Java versions no longer include JavaFX by default, I've made the app handle it automatically. You don't need any manual setup—just use the 
run.bat
 and it will automatically extract the required JavaFX modules on the first run.

Key features of this fork:

  • UI Overhaul: I've tweaked the interface to give it a cleaner look with Dark Mode and more detailed metadata for each texture.
  • Export Formats: You can now extract textures in WEBP, PNG, and DDS.
  • Individual or Batch Export: Flexible options to export a single selected texture or the entire package at once.

 

 

I'm leaving the link here in case it's useful to anyone!

 

Installation and Execution:

 

 

  1. Clone the repository:

 

https://github.com/Ak4n1/l2tool
cd l2tool

 

       2.Build the project:

 

./gradlew build
     
       3. Run the application:
       
./run.bat
 

   Or simply double-click on run.bat.

 

 

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  • 5 months later...

Wooowww!!

Thank you so much bruv!! Really useful!! Thank you for smart solution, work and sharing!!

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