Question:
Within these rip, text is included yes? Would one be able to rip the win quotes and be able to tell which are "whom vs whom" and which are generic? That would make translating the win quotes much easier (for someone like me)
If story was also in the text, and one could tell who's story and where they belong, that would be great too.
Menus, Options, stuff like that, yeah. Images.
Otherwise, no.
Win quotes/Dialouge is text. They're stored in, believe it or not, generic TXT files. Which are WAY easier to rip than images. And it's really easy to tell which win quote is against which character too. Take Arc's Win Quote file. Or part of it anyway.
255 0 1 Arc_W0AA12.adx 不思議ね。以前はアナタたちに何<・>も<・>感じなかった■けど、今はいろんな感情が湧いてくる。■この不純物が胸いっぱいになったら―――■どうなるのかな、わたし。
7 0 0 Arc_W0AA13.adx へへーん。どう、惚れ直した？■志貴が本気になっても、もう負けないんだから♪
10 0 1 Arc_W0AA14.adx さよなら。■この極東の地が、千年を生きた貴方の終焉よ。
First line is a generic win quote, second line is VS Shiki [He's character number seven] and the third line is VS Nero [He's character 10]. It's basically 3 flags [The number of the character against whom the win quote is specific against or 255 for non-specific ones, something I haven't figured out yet, and the Win Pose graphic], followed by the voice file to play and the text on-screen.
The story files are more or less the same, but include a whole bunch of other stuff, like the background music to play during the scene and whatnot.
*shitbricks*
Uh... I think I got it... 
Even so, it'd require me to rip all of the .dds again because I delete them after each capture session
But before continuing, I need answer if someone else's gonna do it instead
Nice. Carry on.
*+Heat*
Believe it or not, it's easier for you to rip images because you can actually see what you're doing. I can't see squat until I'm done ripping the image. I wouldn't know if I've ripped an ending graphic or G.Akiha's forehead until I'm done ripping it.
Though... I forsee some random japanese group releasing some random tool that extracts all the images and sounds in the not-to-distant future...
Or perhaps it is now in the past?
Either way, good job. Keep it up.
