Just for the record, QuickBMS 0.7.5 implements the APIs OodleLZ_Decompress and OodleLZ_Compress of Oodle 2.2.0.

Thanks, fixed.

Fixed.

Offbreak 0.3 has been released:
http://aluigi.org/mytoolz.htm#offbreak

For support about the tool, improvements, suggestions and feedback, please refer to the official forum or send me an e-mail:
http://zenhax.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=277

QuickBMS already supports lzma in gzip files, you can try:

The QuickBMS script already exists, it covers the compressed embb archives, the non-compressed ones, textures, LTMI and there are even a couple of separated scripts to allow reimporting:
http://zenhax.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=185
http://zenhax.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=208

I'm working on a new version of offbreak just in these days. It will be open source, more verbose and uses a better method to pass the parameters to the injected dll. In the next days I will make some tests with specific games. Currently there are no plans for a 64bit version, sorry. When everything...

Now there is an official forum for any help and suggestion/feedback regarding QuickBMS.

I have never said that people must move from here to there. That's even written in the FAQ where I call my project a "complement". Till a week ago Xentax was closed to public, full of advertisements, payware, no wiki and with tons of posts edited. In fact in my post of some days ago I alre...

This is not the way forward. The forum is here and still in place. We don't need another one. Very mature move to remove the link to a free resource, my compliments. Almost mature like having a thread where you joke and insult people who don't like your forum for various reasons that it's hard to c...

Anyway the project about which I was talking in my previous post is now online at http://zenhax.com

I don't know if it will reduce the amount of Xentax haters but, who knows, at least it's an idea.
Everyone is invited :)

Yes, the script is valid for reimporting (quickbms.txt section 3)

Just for information, a couple of weeks ago I released a quickbms script that should cover all or almost all the existent assets versions of Unity3d:

http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/unity.bms

The format was easier than I thought, so the real task is being able to use/convert the extracted files.

Great how about a repacker? It's great to see the game files can be unpacked. If you want to make a simple test you can use my script with quickbms in reimport mode. Luckily The Crew and the other FAT2 games don't use chunks (like instead does Watch Dogs) and the algorithm is just lzo, so it's full...