DKDave wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 2023 10:28 pm It's just a container for a normal RIFF/WAVE file - you can either delete everything up to offset 0x68 or use any wave ripper.

Wow it's really that easy! Thank you so much man!

I've never encountered this type of .vaff format before with regards to audio, if anyone has any idea how to go about decrypting/converting I would gladly appreciate your input!

Link to the game audio: https://mega.nz/folder/OmQQWYrA#WH4AHBV9iRqLvIdojiQd5A

Maybe some parts are missing from bdae extraction or there's sub meshes to be re-arranged. I have no idea. Could you tell me if there's a trick to determining what the start address and the count number is, I seem to have trouble getting it to work? :oops: Usually I don't care for textures. Load it...

shakotay2 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 11:27 am Did you get the same result for the helmet as in my previous post?

I did yeah, although I was expecting a helmet, not a messy mesh lookalike...

I used this modified gcbf bms script and it made the .png files displayable, also the hex of the files appear to be much more coherent after extracting them through quickbms. Or use this modified one: gcbf_versus.zip The .tx files seem to be just navigators for applying textures in the game (my gues...

I have trouble finding a way converting these files from .bdae and .tx format to a more common format.
Can anyone help out?

Link to files: https://mega.nz/folder/dxNzVJxR#w3wPY9IbqRbfJmfCWPdDQw