If you compile the recent build of Thimbleweed Park Explorer, you can extract assets. I don't think it's possible to repack stuff, though.

The devs behind Thimbleweed Park Explorer are working on it. They mentioned on their Github page they managed to open the encrypted files.

Thank you very much for your reply! But does it sound better for sure? Wasn't it simply recompressed from regular PC 80kbit/s version into 320kbit/s? I don't know If I remember correctly, but in regular PC version there were also some music files in mono. Do they occur here as well? It wasn't trans...

Does anyone know whether PS3/X360 have better music quality (~80kbps mp3) than PC version? Does the music game archive file was noticeably bigger than in PC version? Maybe someone already ripped VR version, or PS4/X1, or maybe know whether music is in better quality in these versions? Sorry for the...

Well, I used a BMS script by AlphaTwentyThree for PCK files with an AKPK header to get the wem files.

https://blog.jamie.holdings/2019/03/23/ ... -projects/ is telling you how to find encryption keys with GFlags, but I have no experience using this.

I think AES keys can be found with the shipping exe file from the game, so here it is: https://mega.nz/#!4FgWmAZY!6_O_NL12Lo1n ... D3gtpnDwLA

I can't dump the files with Python 2.7.6 x32. This is the error log: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Marcus\Desktop\Dump Scripts\Dump Scripts\swbf2_bfv_dumper.py", line 77, in <module> ZSTD = cdll.LoadLibrary("ZSTD") File "C:\Python27_x86\lib\ctypes\__init_...

I tried Luigi's Frostbite TOC/SB script on this cas.cat file, and it extracted roughly 3.9GB out of those 4.6GB. The extracted files always start with "00 01 00 00 00 71 00 00", so I guess that's the header. I recognized some PNG headers inside some of them, so I guess they are not compres...

Thanks a lot. I actually had to install the 32-bit version of Python on my 64-bit system for some reason, but it's working now. Are you planning on updating the scripts? I doesn't seem to extract the Cutscene audio files.

Anyone tried to extract the BF1 trial, using the sw dumper, but its hardly finding any chunks. Maybe because each level folder has cas/cat files in their folders? Doesn't work for me either. I just tried another method: I opened the .SB file for the prologue and renamed all sounds that end with &qu...

It doesn't work with the PS3 version, though that got higher bitrate files.

I just wanted to point out, that South Park - The Stick of Truth seems to use a similar format. I tried both the BMS script and the extractor and both seem to fail on the OAF files.

Here is one sample file of the game: https://mega.co.nz/#!pBZmQJAa!CZFfnxuMY ... Jb7Dzjx6NM

Regarding the music, I'm still working on it. Extracted and deinterleaved half the score in the game/setup fiiles. Have to stop for a while since I'm moving to another place and won't be able to use my notebook.

evin wrote:It seems, this game use the engine of Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy (of course upgraded newer version) or just the structure is very similar; Unicode text with ASCII ID, and DDS textures.

I only managed to extract the music, speech and sfx from the game. Haven't found code that indicates DDS textures.