[Fate]

*I'd like to apologize in advance if this post is in the wrong section*

Recently rooted my phone to extract SQLite database files from a game so I can obtain spritesheets that I'd like to base my first game project on. (It's just going to be for personal experience)

(I'm not talking about SQlite database from the computer, but from an android app on the phone.)

Unfortunately, the guides on YT are really confusing and there aren't many guides that show how.

[mothered]

Have you had a look at the following guides?

https://www.liammoat.com/blog/2017/pull-...-debugging
http://envyandroid.com/android-emulator-...of-an-app/

[Fate]

Have you had a look at the following guides?

https://www.liammoat.com/blog/2017/pull-...-debugging
http://envyandroid.com/android-emulator-...of-an-app/

Is there any way to pull the files without a computer? Both those methods require one and I'm sorta away from home for awhile.
(Thanks for the help though. I really appreciate it!)

[KuhakuWolf]

Have you had a look at the following guides?

https://www.liammoat.com/blog/2017/pull-...-debugging
http://envyandroid.com/android-emulator-...of-an-app/

Is there any way to pull the files without a computer? Both those methods require one and I'm sorta away from home for awhile.
(Thanks for the help though. I really appreciate it!)

the best way would ask somebody to do it

[mothered]

Have you had a look at the following guides?

https://www.liammoat.com/blog/2017/pull-...-debugging
http://envyandroid.com/android-emulator-...of-an-app/

Is there any way to pull the files without a computer? Both those methods require one and I'm sorta away from home for awhile.
(Thanks for the help though. I really appreciate it!)

I've just referenced the links without looking Into them.

I'll check whether It can be solely achieved with a cell phone.

[BitFaces]

Your request is easy.

If your phone is rooted, you can do whatever in the file system.

Search for 'SQLite Browser' or viewer in the Play Store.

After you downloaded some of these apps, try to navigate to the game's /data/data/xxxx private folder and open the SQLite3 database.

If the app does not allow you to explore files in /data/data, then just use a root file explorer app and create a copy of the database somewhere the SQLite3 browser can read from.

Hope this helps.