Any luck?

daemon1 wrote:

iambosh wrote:any progress on decrypting the dat files?

they are not encrypted

yeah when decrypted with the tool the results from the sds are dat files with random names and they are encrypted. so no actual assets

.ovl seems the be the asset archives

.arc seems to be maybe some setting files

.aux seems to be sound files

god there is no fov slider in the sp, i want to get into the files and change that. they even have one in the mp, i dont get it.

I hope this helps Watching the game credits I've found out that the audio archive used is Miles Sound System by rad game tools http://www.radgametools.com/miles.htm There was no information other than the software is coded in C and C++ nothing else about the archive was found.... we know it uses mi...

cra0 wrote:When I get time (and I'm not free like I was a few years ago) I will take a look at supporting that format and updating the VPK tool.
I need to buy the game too.

i can give you my origin account to play it on so you can figure out the encryption. Be well worth it

any progress on decrypting the dat files?

seems everything is compressed this way around

so can we unpack the files?

has the name .tiger but is called bigfile

Posting my research here in case anyone can put it to good use. I'll probably make my own tools eventually, but I don't have an ETA on that :P Thanks to aluigi for his Mafia .SDS (PS3) script, it helped point me in the right direction. NOTE: I'm probably wrong on a lot of this, so please feel free ...

seems to be using the same filetype.

danielkarloskar1 wrote:I just read about your mbin tool emoose, congrats of doing that
Could you attach it here?
Thanks for your time

yeah and it isnt compiled, any link for a compiled version?

update: nvm i actually compiled it myself

Any luck on the .mbin files? I see people are uploading edited files on nomansskymods.com

The script you posted isn't suitable with the PSAR structure No Man's Sky used for packing their files. Instead, check this out: http://aluigi.org/bms/brink.bms Thanks for posting this, seems to work great. Looks like shaders are inside NMSARC.EEAC04FA.pak, uncompiled, shouldn't be too hard to edit...