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The Da Vinci code .rpe files

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Hello,

Could you help me and take a look to the .rpe and .ddb files of the Da Vinci code. These files contain the speeches.

thx
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Post by Savage »

Try a file ripper, are wav pcm
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Re: The Da Vinci code .rpe files

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SilentHill wrote:Hello,

Could you help me and take a look to the .rpe and .ddb files of the Da Vinci code. These files contain the speeches.

thx
Well, we always help, but we need example files.
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Post by SilentHill »

Here are the files.

the .rpe file: http://nexuspc.hu/~methos05/m11_dialogue.zip
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Post by SilentHill »

Hy guys,

Did you have any luck with this game?
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Post by Strobe »

Jaeder Naub or FileStripper is your friend on the RPE file.
just set it to rip RIFF wave, and the cookies are all yours.

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Post by PXR »

I didn't see this thread, but with a quick look on the supplied archive; this is what I find out:

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04 - version? (1)
04 - number of files 
24 - null

// for each file

	06 - filename
	26 - unknown
	04 - file offset
	04 - file length
	04 - unknown

// for each file

	 x - file data
	 x - null padding
BMS-script:

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ImpType Standard ;
Get TEMP Long 0 ;
Get FILENUM Long 0 ;
GoTo 32 0 ;
For F = 1 To FILENUM ;
GetDString FNAME 6 0 ;
SavePos TEMP 0 ;
Math TEMP += 26 ;
GoTo TEMP 0 ;
SavePos FOFFSETX 0 ;
Get FOFFSET Long 0 ;
SavePos FSIZEX 0 ;
Get FSIZE Long 0 ;
Get TEMP Long 0 ;
Log FNAME FOFFSET FSIZE FOFFSETX FSIZEX ;
Next F ;
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Post by KorNet »

Good job :eek: PXR :D thanks for script :roll:
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