Here's a code algorithm for xbox swizzle and unswizzle void UnSwizzle(void *ReadArray, void *WriteArray,unsigned long int &ReadOffset,unsigned long int WriteOffset, unsigned long int SegWidth, unsigned long int SegHeight, unsigned long int DataWidth) { if(SegWidth == 2 && SegHeight == 2)...

Done.

Mr. Mouse,

Here's the last version of XXIExplorer that you can put host on the website if you would like. There is nothing new about this version, just the last one I worked on. Version 1.5.

http://rapidshare.de/files/27732908/XXI ... p.zip.html

jasmine

The files with IMTC32 in the 64 byte header are 32 bit R8G8B8A8 textures. That is one byte for each color plus alpha. The size of the texture is an unsigned long int located at byte 60 of the header. Immediately following the texture are two unsigned long int representing the width and height respec...

This has a lot of information:

http://www.forum.gtaxboxmods.com/

If it's an xbox, clear your cache on the x,y and z drives.

Milkshape supports many game format conversions and is inexpensive.

http://www.swissquake.ch/chumbalum-soft/

I will definitely be visiting this section!

Try the file below. It has really helped me a couple of times and is freeware.

Here's the source code for a TIM2 Photoshop plug-in. It may help.

Compression of some type is being used on the textures. The format is similar to the original SvR but the compression technique is one that I am not familiar with.

This is how the KOF compression works. (All values in LittleEndian) The header of each section starts with 4 byte Magic "PK..", 504B 0002 in Hex. The next 4 bytes are the decompressed size followed by 8 bytes of NULLS(0's). The next byte is where the compression starts. I'll give some exam...

Looks like I've discovered a little more. It appears the files use an LZSS variant. Does anyone know how to use zlib without allowing it to use the Huffman compression? Any suggestions, Mr. Mouse?

Thanks for the response. I, too, am confused with the format of the control characters. This may just be one for the shelf.