Find game content¶

Use the developer console in Phoenix Point with ContentTool enabled. Start with a broad list, then narrow it with a name filter. Copy the final asset names exactly.

Find a bundled asset¶

Find a likely bundle:
```
ct_list bundles [nameFilter]
```
List assets in it. The type and name filters are optional:
```
ct_list assets <bundleFile> [typeFilter] [nameFilter]
```
Use Texture2D, Mesh, or Material as the type filter when you know what you need. A filter with no matches reports zero matches; it does not choose a different asset. 3. For a material’s properties, a rigged mesh’s bones, or an animation clip’s fields, use:
```
ct_list props <bundleFile> <materialName>
ct_list bones <bundleFile> <meshName> [nameFilter]
ct_list clip <bundleFile> <clipName>
```

You can also search live game definitions:

ct_list defs <nameFilter> [typeFilter]

Find a video or sound¶

ct_list videos [nameFilter]
ct_list audio [filter]

Videos are loose files. ct_list videos shows a clip’s name and its path relative to StreamableCopiedAssets; a video replacement can use that listed path as its asset value. See Replace a video.

For audio, filter by name, media ID, or bank. The console pane shows the first rows of a long list; the complete report is written to:

<persistentDataPath>\ContentTool\Logs\ct_list-audio-<stamp>.txt

Use the media ID from the list to extract a loose sound. Media inside a soundbank can be listed but cannot be extracted by this command.

Extract an editable copy¶

ct_extract tex <bundleFile> <assetName>
ct_extract mesh <bundleFile> <assetName>
ct_extract video <name>
ct_extract audio <mediaId>
ct_extract audio --all [filter]

A texture is written as PNG, a mesh as GLB, and a video as a copied WEBM. Extracting one loose audio item writes its numeric WEM and a named WAV when decoding succeeds.

ct_extract audio --all [filter] decodes matching loose media in the background. It writes index.csv for all listed media, including entries inside soundbanks. Only one audio --all run can decode at a time; wait for its closing extracted <n> of <m> line before starting another.

The files go under <persistentDataPath>\ContentTool\Extracted\:

Extracted\
  <bundle-stem>\    <- texture PNGs and mesh GLBs
  videos\           <- copied WEBM files
  audio\            <- WEM and WAV files; index.csv from --all

Extraction does not add files to a mod project. Copy the edited file into the source folder required by its route; see Project files.

If a name is refused¶

ct_list VOID - no bundle at <path> or ct_extract VOID - no bundle at <path> means the bundle filename is wrong. Return to ct_list bundles [nameFilter].
A misspelled or ambiguous texture, mesh, video, or audio name produces a ct_extract REFUSED - line that points to the relevant listing command. List the names, then copy the exact one.
ct_extract REFUSED - an 'audio --all' run is already decoding means the first batch is still running. Wait for its closing log line.

Next, build and test the project.