Mirrors Edge catalyst

[justshopatkmart43]

Just wondering if anyone with a beta code was able to extract the music from the mirrors edge beta.

[gottagofast420]

I've tried the numerous tools I've found here, but to no avail.

If anyone has any suggestions/tools I could try, don't be afraid to tell me.

Here's the file structure of the beta, if anyone was wondering:
http://pastebin.com/CjFz2bnC

[daemon1]

have you tried battlefield 4/hardline dumper / audio decoder ?

Note that resource dumping lines are commented in this version, so it only dumps audio chunks and sound ebx's

[brendan19]

I got an error attempting to use it.

Unless I'm doing something wrong?

[daemon1]

That means the format is not the same as in battlefield. Have you tried Star wars dumper? I think you did...

And in this case, I need game files, otherwise I can't help you.

[brendan19]

The Star Wars dumper did indeed work.

I got a whole heap of .chunk files and couldn't work out if any of them had audio as they didn't have proper filenames.

[daemon1]

The Star Wars dumper did indeed work.

Very good. Do you also have EBX folder dumped? Now run the audio decoder, its in separate script "fb3decoder.py".

I got a whole heap of .chunk files and couldn't work out if any of them had audio as they didn't have proper filenames.

They don't have to have proper names. Names are in EBX files. That's OK

[brendan19]

Tested it with the initial package, managed to get decoded SFX with names. Now trying with all of the cat/cas pairs.

Successfully decoded audio (can't say it's everything since it's still a beta)

[daemon1]

Congratulations

[durandal217]

which star wars dumper? the python one I used isn't working. Keeps telling me chunk isn't found.

[brendan19]

Use this edited version of the script for Mirror's Edge: Catalyst

I also included the ealayer3 tool.

Basically, all you need to change in these scripts is the following

sw_dumper.py:

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targetDirectory = r"<THE DIRECTORY WHERE YOU WANT THE FILES TO EXTRACT TO>"

fb3decoder.py

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dumpDirectory   = r"<THE DIRECTORY WHERE YOU EXTRACTED YOUR FILES>"
targetDirectory = r"<THE DIRECTORY WHERE YOU WANT THE DECODED .WAV FILES PLACED>"

#Download Zench's tool so the script can handle EALayer3.
ealayer3Path=r"<THE DIRECTORY THAT HAS THE EALAYER3 TOOL>\ealayer3.exe" 

EDIT: Updated ealayer3 tool.
swbf_me-c_edit tool

[justshopatkmart43]

Great work! Look forward to trying it out

[daemon1]

I also included the ealayer3 tool.

You included Zench's version of the tool. And I far as I remember, it will extract multi-file chunks wrong. For example, from the chunk with 5 sounds it will extract 15 files, 10 of which will be duplicates. Better use my updated version of his tool.

[brendan19]

Updated link with your version of ealayer3 included

[Hello]

Hey, thanks a lot for making these tools.

I'm having a problem with the latest version of MEC. Extraction seems to work perfectly with brendan19's link. I'm able to get 28.5gb of files in /bundles and /chunks. However, when I run fb3decoder.py it runs through hundreds of .ebx files and ends with the output below.

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pf_bauble_effects.ebx
lms_bauble_bitumen_static.ebx
lms_bauble_bitumen_static_mesh.ebx
lms_bauble_destrasset_merged.ebx
lms_bauble_roofcolor_static.ebx
lms_bauble_roofcolor_static_mesh.ebx
lms_bauble_roofflat_static.ebx
lms_bauble_roofflat_static_mesh.ebx
lms_bauble_voro_static.ebx
lms_bauble_voro_static_mesh.ebx
lms_bauble_walltiles_static.ebx
lms_bauble_walltiles_static_mesh.ebx
lms_bauble_windows_static.ebx
lms_bauble_windows_static_mesh.ebx
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "F:\Extract\mec\fb3decoder\fb3decoder.py", line 576, in <module>
    main()
  File "F:\Extract\mec\fb3decoder\fb3decoder.py", line 566, in main
    dbx=Dbx(f,relPath)
  File "F:\Extract\mec\fb3decoder\fb3decoder.py", line 342, in __init__
    inst=self.readComplex(instanceRepeater.complexIndex,f,True)
  File "F:\Extract\mec\fb3decoder\fb3decoder.py", line 368, in readComplex
    cmplx.fields.append(self.readField(fieldIndex,f))
  File "F:\Extract\mec\fb3decoder\fb3decoder.py", line 421, in readField
    (typ,length)=numDict[fieldDesc.type]
KeyError: 49437

I'm unfamiliar with python but I've traced the keyerror back to:
numDict={0xC12D:("Q",8),0xc0cd:("B",1) ,0x0035:("I",4),0xc10d:("I",4),0xc14d:("d",8),0xc0ad:("?",1),0xc0fd:("i",4),0xc0bd:("b",1),0xc0ed:("h",2), 0xc0dd:("H",2), 0xc13d:("f",4)}

49437 in hexadecimals is 0xC11D, which isn't in that list. I assume I have to add it to the list but I'm not sure what to add it as.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!