Ok 1st I would need tutorial for acmi l2tool install. I use unreal editor. I no find full unreal engine working. I try change npc color with L2Editor (if some1 can give full unreal editor for.utx and.ukx files, thnx). It work if I just change. If I import in new.utx file no work. Unreal Engine is no different from its counterparts, and a whole process of making 3D assets can be divided into three major stages: modeling, rigging, and skinning; meanwhile, texturing and shading can be related to further refinement after the previous steps are done. Depending on the complexity of the asset, it can either involve all those. UModel::UModel Unreal Engine Documentation.

EDIT: Well, after some more searching I finally decided to install Epic Launcher (bleh), download Unreal Engine and use the official unpacking tool, and I've successfully obtained the .wem files and the name tables. Any idea why UModel didn't see the files at all? The WWise folders were empty in its browser.
I'm looking into getting the sounds from Predator: Hunting Grounds, but I'm unable to find any using UModel (set to load sound classes). I can only find things like AudioEvents, AudioBanks and other things from WWise, and the only SoundWaves I can find and extract are compilation success and failure notifications from the editor, but nothing from the game itself.
Is there something I'm missing? UModel is hopefully configured properly (again, it is set to load sound-related stuff), and I can access the game's models and textures without problem. All of the assets seem to be stored in one 12GB file, so no WWise .bnk or .pck files like in some other games.

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