Not sure, but maybe this:

viewtopic.php?t=16595

These are the first posts you've made, unless you've been changing your name. Also, offering money isn't allowed either.

Maybe keep an eye on this thread - zaykho is working on it:

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=9519&start=45

I've enabled PMs on here for now, so you can use that if you like.

If you rename the file to *.wem and drop it into Foobar with the vgmstream plugin, you can play/convert it from there with no problems.

I did a crappy Noesis script - I'll post it when it works properly. It would be good to get a few examples of models with their textures to do some proper testing.

No, you just need to drop the FSB files in Foobar, not the extracted files.

Your samples all work fine.

You can play them in Foobar with the vgmstream plugin, and also optionally convert them to .wav if you want.

No, I haven't done any more with it yet.

I've seen a few different .dig files over the years, but it looks familiar. Which game is it from?

That was me they're referring to! The solution was that the files work fine in Asset Studio

You use something like VGMToolbox, but any file cutter will do.

You can either use a file cutter to get a small sample, if it's a large file, or you can upload it to some online hosting place like Mega, etc.

They must be in a different format to the other sound files then. Might be useful if you could post a sample of the sound archive.

I did a script not long ago for those Super Bomberman R files (although any FSB extractor should also work):

The table at 0x8c0 gives you the offsets for the vertices and faces for each sub-mesh. Each entry is 0x40 bytes, geometry info is at offset 0x10 in each entry: Start Vertex (UInt) Start Face (UInt) Face Count (UInt) Vertex Count (UShort) Seems to work ok for that file, but that's the only file I hav...