CUE4Parse Documentation

To parse Unreal Engine 4 or 5 data, initialize a DefaultFileProvider with your archive directory and the appropriate game version using VersionContainer. You can then load objects using paths to .uasset packages or specific object names within those packages. Once loaded, you can cast objects to specific types like UTexture2D, USoundWave, or UStaticMesh to decode their data.

var provider = new DefaultFileProvider(ARCHIVE_DIRECTORY_HERE, SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly, true, new VersionContainer(EGame.GAME_UE4_27));
provider.Initialize(); // will scan the archive directory for supported file extensions

var allObjects = provider.LoadAllObjects(PACKAGE_PATH_HERE); // {GAME}/Content/Folder1/Folder2/PackageName.uasset
var fullJson = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(allExports, Formatting.Indented);

var obj = provider.LoadObject(OBJECT_PATH_HERE); // {GAME}/Content/Folder1/Folder2/PackageName.ObjectName
var objJson = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(objectExport, Formatting.Indented);

switch (obj)
{
    case UTexture2D texture:
    {
        var bitmap = texture.Decode(ETexturePlatform.DesktopMobile);
        ...
    }
    case USoundWave:
    {
        objectExport.Decode(true, out var audioFormat, out var data);
        ...
    }
    case UStaticMesh:
    case USkeletalMesh:
    case UAnimSequence:
    {
        var toSave = new Exporter(objectExport, EXPORT_OPTIONS_HERE);
        var success = toSave.TryWriteToDir(SAVE_DIRECTORY_INFO_HERE, out var label, out var savedFilePath);
        ...
    }
    default:
    {
        ...
    }
}