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- Mon Mar 25, 2013 12:52 pm
- Forum: Compressed files and methods
- Topic: Septerra Core Files Decompression [AM0, CH1, LV2, TX0]
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Re: Septerra Core Files Decompression [AM0, CH1, LV2, TX0]
I've made a start with decoding the TX0 files and through analysing the executable I found out the following. The first 16 bytes make up the header of the file. The bytes after that contain the offset table referencing the items in the data section, which is the last section. Header 0..3 -> Header, ...