I tried using a Dreamcast dump but the textures came out all garbled. I ended up finding an old copy of the game on a backup drive back from who knows when and it had better results. Ah, so it's a PC version? Yeah, I've seen that video many times. That's how I was first inspired to extract the maps...

I tested out the bms script and it worked great on texture files. There seem to be a few .bin files that don't work with the script because the file is already decrypted :) such as ST1_1.BIN. I also realized that the bms script works with the POL folder for the models because the output data looks ...

The .bin files in this game are definitely different that Hotd 1, III and 4; I can tell you that from experience since I've successfully extracted models from those games. I'm planning to look into these .bin files early next year, hopefully I can make some progress on it. Nice. Not to mention, I t...

MexCom was working for me just a few days ago. I recently installed some Windows Updates - I also recently decided to check out Cheat Engine and messed with the tutorial, I only mention this because I'm curious if MexCom corrupts itself if it knows CE exists on the PC - and now I'm getting an error ...

I'm interested in this project as well, but I don't have the knowledge to identify the file structures in a Hex Editor nor write a BMS script to extract from the game archives. Oddly enough, it's possible to open "coli.bin" located in the "coli" folder with WinRAR. Within it are ...

Greetings, XeNTaX Users! Introduction Area 51 (stylized AREA-51) is a game that was developed by Midway Studios Austin (formerly Inevitable Entertainment) starting in 2002 using a proprietary engine/toolset/art pipeline (apparently didn't have any part of Unreal Engine) and it was published by Midw...