yeah quickbms doesn't handle full floating point values because everything inside it is integer. So when you use float/double as type of value, it saves only the integer part of the value. Yes also for the second point, quickbms.exe uses 32bit integers and so reads a 64bit field but stores it inside...

In my opinion your values (offset/zsize/size) are not correct.

The following is the script I have made just now and works with both Watch Dogs (PC/PS) and The Crew:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/fat2_fat3.bms

There are no errors during the extraction of the samples I collected.

Thanks for the information, Mr Mouse. I guess there are some alternatives to solve the problem. What I think is that the content released till now is too much and too valuable to be made private and going lost from the search engines. In this case you may opt for a "historic" section which...

Just my opinion here: I'm here from many years and I have seen that a forum free to anyone first introduced advertising everywhere that became more invasive, then forced donations (forum no longer free) and now it's even closed to public. I guess that many people like me joined the forum to help oth...

In the upcoming version of quickbms you will have the "lzma_0" comtype which does the same of msf.
Additionally I have set the dictionary size to the default 16Mb in msf.

that's the script to decode the DDS header: set KEY binary "LJKSCnlkenansdklsdjfwefnwer1:3#@$ancalsdh#@$%92875ey134591243\]" encryption xor KEY log MEMORY_FILE 0 0x3f encryption "" "" append get SIZE asize math SIZE -= 0x3f log MEMORY_FILE 0x3f SIZE append get SIZE asiz...

[quote="Ekey"]Strange because generated key is \x51\xFE\xAA\x02\x43\x0A\xFE\xC6\xC2\x9E\x24\x24\x2B\x99\xFF\x77 Try BlowFish[/code]??? probably you forgot to give us the IVEC. I tried the other archives you placed on dropbox but only 006c2458c2c24beb0b08e45e1ea3874e.pkg gets decrypted corr...

Thanks for the update Ekey. But there are still a couple of things that don't work: 1) how to decrypt 1b87c6b551e518d11114ee21b7645a47.pkg? I tried the following but doesn't work: encryption aes_128_ecb "\x51\xFE\xAA\x02\x43\x0A\xFE\xC6\xC2\x9E\x24\x24\x2B\x99\xFF\x77" log "dump.dat&q...

@ekey can you take a look at the following script? Unfortunately your examples don't match the steps you provide. get wVersion short get bEncryption byte get bFlag byte get dwDataSize long get p_PKG_Name filename set p_PKG_Password_1 binary "hs2kbuj37shgh&@4n!2;" set p_PKG_Password_2 b...

that's really bad, first because I don't have a backup and then because it was not a simple script

J3lG4DOMIKNn*265

that script has an invalid command, replace: with

unknown compression (if it's compressed)

Those of the PS3 don't work because they use something on the last chunk of each file. But you can modify the script to skip the compressed files and so extracting all the others (mainly audio, video and music) If you check the latest version of ttgames.bms I wrote this information in the notes at t...