Is the key still valid for the current version? i tried uncommenting out the line and replacing it with encryption aes_128_cbc "\xFA\x51\xFD\x28\x6E\xCE\x37\x67\xEC\x09\xF6\x04\x48\x08\x24\x04" and it did not work

think you could post the base ids for the meshes making up that necro? interested in cross referencing them, see if we can find where those are defined at

I'll say this, you arent just going to stumble upon the item/recipe/skill data. Anet did a good job making it very hard to access

mind pming me the info? ill def help out where i can

oh im not even worrying with the .dat for now, I got all the files extracted and categorized, so i dont even access the .dat in my app for now, i was talking about that one specific file you posted w/ the map names

i havent done any real work on gw1, so im not sure how the ARMFARMF file compares to gw1, if it even existed in gw1. didnt get a chance to finish it last night, but looks to be a header, a count of entries, and then for each entry 20 bytes of data, then null padded unicode strings for each entry

also im almost done figuring out the basic structure of that file, so ill post it once im done

thx for posting those nimba. ive been working on gw2 since i got a hold of the last beta test client, i basically went the same route as other people suggested, and i downloaded all the files uncompressed, and i have an app that does some categorization and displays them, so i can see textures, stri...

and can you post that file? it looks very similar to file #13, except mine ends with
buildId.records.....<...............3...............*...........................baseId.fileId.size.PackAssetManifestRecordV0.PackAssetManifestV0................FOOT

and has no plain text map names or anything

what file # is that?

the way i process the new gom is to load up the old and new version, and when i load up the old version i cache the field ids -> name, so i can have nice field names with the new gom

hey so im still working on getting my extractor done, but i can post that Privateer helped me figure out the tex coords, and if you use C#, the XNA class HalfSingle handles them just fine. The main thing im working on now is that some models have different lengths for the vertex block, some are 32 b...

edit:scratch that, was trying to load an old build, i have like 7 copies of swtor installed

has anyone else gotten that nodeviewer to work? just crashes for me

it doesnt seem like that is the mesh count, as im finding meshes with a value of 0 there, that have values in the other spots you mentioned and i have imported the first mesh and its def valid