D4AssetBrowser_v2.2.7

v2.2.7

Fixed

• 308 weapons, mounts and trophies showed a blank icon. The fix for their icon binding shipped, but nothing in the metadata cache's signature could see that the rule had changed — so the old cache stayed valid and the new bindings never ran.
• Armour exported with a whole untextured character attached. "Include base body for fit reference" appended base00, which is the class's fully-dressed default rig — hair, fur and effect meshes included — not a body.
• Base-rig exports embedded every cutscene the body appears in. barM_base00 declares 758 clips; 378 are its own gameplay, emote and wardrobe set and 380 are IGC_ / Conv_ cutscene performances. "All of the model's animations" took both, with no way to ask for the playable set.
• Animation exports wrote the same timestamps once per bone per channel. On a 318-bone rig that is 954 byte-identical arrays per clip, plus an accessor and a buffer view describing each. Channels of equal length now share one.
• Bulk Extract's "Select all" queued only the first 5,000 matches. The list caps its display at 5,000 rows and the queue was built from rows, so a 12,000-match filter silently dropped 7,000 items.
• Warlock shop products showed a blank class. The class-name table stopped at index 6 while every other table in the tool named index 7.
• Exports embedded guessed animation clips, but only sometimes. Interactive exports read the animation list, which includes unconfirmed skeleton-similarity matches; batch exports of the same model didn't. Guesses are now excluded from both.
• Bulk Extract's animation checkbox silently overwrote your export scope. Ticking it forced "all clips" every time, discarding a per-model choice made elsewhere.
• Models tab copied the wrong part name. "Copy part file name" copied an internal placeholder rather than the material name shown in the outliner.
• Two settings group titles ate their ampersand — "Caches & reset" drew as "Caches reset" with an underline, a stray mnemonic.

Added

• Five independent animation sources (Settings ▸ Export ▸ Models) — Original (clips named in the model's own family), Cutscene & conversation, Previewed, Pulled, Base. The old "all of the model's animations" merged a model's own clips with inherited and cutscene ones, so "export this armour piece with no animation, because it has none of its own" couldn't be expressed.
• Clip filters — a length cap and exclude-by-name patterns, applied across the sources. Eight of barM_base00's clips carry about a quarter of its animation payload against a 75-frame mean, and no source toggle can exclude them.
• The export clip count is shown before you export — in the Export menu (Export animations only — 378 clips…) and in the panel header (ANIMATIONS · 758 (378 export)). The list shows everything reachable; only the second number follows the export scope.
• Include base body (Settings ▸ Export ▸ Models) — the class's nude test999 body under exported armour, all four slots merged into one material you can delete in a single action.
• Include base head — the head mesh alone, without the teeth, eyes, lashes and stubble that ship alongside it.
• The ANIMATIONS panel bands by AnimSet — each set gets a stable colour, header and rows together, so a run of clips stays attached to its set after the header scrolls away. Gold (pulled) and cyan (unconfirmed) still take precedence.
• 27 built-in Bulk Extract presets — all customization and base appearance, plus appearance, armour and textures for each of the eight classes, and all weapons. Generated from the class table, so a new class gets its presets automatically.
• | means OR in the name filter — barf_|barm_ _hlm|_trs matches (barF or barM) and (helm or torso).
• File ▸ Index — every background index with its state (not started / live percentage / done), Index all for whatever is outstanding, Re-index everything to drop the caches, and a click on any row to rebuild just that one. The status bar carries the summary (Indexes 6/9), and an option runs Index all at startup.
• Help ▸ Audit bulk presets — writes a match count and sample names for every built-in preset, so a preset that has quietly stopped matching anything is visible without extracting.

Changed

• Settings reorganised. A new Interface tab takes the display options off General, which had grown to seven unrelated boxes; Export is split into Models, Images, Wardrobe & Catalogue and File names; long boxes are divided into labelled sections so an option no longer inherits the heading above it; update checking and the export notification get their own boxes; Diagnostics moves in beside Caches & reset.
• Bulk Extract's duplicate export toggles are gone, replaced by an "Export settings…" button. Textures, animations and raw sources were second controls for the same settings, so a run followed whichever had been touched last.