Hello. I've sent you a pm regarding BMZ3 and one other thing couple days ago. On another note, pc version of Gunvolt Chronicles - Luminous Avenger iX encrypts save files too, of course. I'm trying to possibly import my switch save data. The password I found in EXE seems to be this: "yC2YQDHx&q...

Hey, did you see this? Or is this you? The pics make it look like you can swap stages between BMZ2 and CotM2. Not me. Yeah, seems the stage format is compatible between games. You can do that (swap stages) on PC too if you look up the hashed filenames for both games. BMZ3 dropped, and I wanna look ...

Edit: https://github.com/piratesephiroth/DMFDSaveTool Huh, somebody made a save tool already. Dunno how this flew under my radar. Gonna try it later. Ah cool, would have saved me some effort if I knew about that earlier since it contains the Inti scrambling algo. Perhaps some of the other info avai...

So it's supposed to be mostly null characters? That's corrrect. It's also the case in COTM/COTM2. Uh, any idea what I should try and change? None whatsoever. :P But to get started, you may try this: 1. make a backup copy of the save file 2. change settings or do something (progress) in the game 3. ...

It seems Dragon Marked for Death PC generates unique scrambling passwords for the save file based on the player's SteamID. The passwords used are last 32 bits of the SteamID as a hex number appended to the same old save data scrambling keys as seen in COTM1. I updated the program in post https://for...

Okay I removed the save3 filetype for now. I am not a moderator but I'd guess it's ok if you send the save file via PM. Btw. I went ahead and got the zip file password for the big "disc" file (which is really a zip) in Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 on PC. Has it been published somewhere alr...

EDIT: Tried the save data decoder for Dragon. Uhhhhh... I think it worked? Either way it's totally unreadable. There's a bit at the start (#Ÿ®h ‘w and some NUL characters, according to Notepad++) that match but the rest is totally different. I'll mention that there's a config.json in the same folde...

Welp, HitConstParam.json was gutted on Steam. It's just this cResHudWorkCtrl thing... It used to be stuff like mpPlayerStatusGrowRate. I'm gonna see if I can impact anything with the others, as those seem to be hud related, but it's not looking great. I wonder what happens if you copy the file from...

Yeah, I fixed that some time ago already (set snd filetype to not compressed) but didn't get around to upload a new version of the program... Btw. snd filetype is NOT for bigrp files, only for bisar. The bigrp files don't look like compressed or scrambled at all (at least the main header at the star...

IIRC RandomTBush tried it, and the JSON key found from COTM2's executable unfortunately does not work for the JSON files from DMFD. None of the others found so far worked either, so it needs more research, probably just new keystrings. I have only purchased copies of COTM1 and COTM2 myself so it is ...

Well, here is a tool (source included) which can dump and rebuild TTB files in COTM1 and COTM2 (possibly other Inti games too) which contain all the in-game text. inti_textconv.zip Refer to the file lists included to see which data files (under Data/ or DataHash/) are the TTB files. First, convert t...

Sorry for not posting any updates in a long time! I haven't forgotten about this, just have had other things to do (and some difficulties doing much of anything at all...) It sounds like you guys are using this tool to mod the games? Texture swaps, potential save edits, stage swaps... On the Steam v...

Updated the zip in first post: Turns out, the key is NOT supposed to be reset every 384kB, large files (which some Inti games other than COTM1/COTM2 have) can now be unpacked and repacked successfully. Thanks to RandomTBush for testing this. Added system and game save data decryption/encryption for ...

Oh yeah, I got my file list for COTM1 from an unpatched Switch version, that explains why all the Patch/* files were missing. MapList.json was missed because I didn't think to check if any of the hashes from COTM2 match COTM1. The proper filename for the file from the wrong game could probably be fo...

Hello everyone, I managed to find out very little information about these games from the interwebs, so maybe someone will find this useful. Here's a tool for decrypting/encrypting (if you can really call it encryption, it's not using AES or any other real encryption algorithm) datafiles from COTM1 a...