Rip or open files of Burnout Revenge (Xbox 360) and how?

[Fiammanera628]

and my question is: when I find the end of the realtives offsets? When I find the "string" FF FF FF FF?

You were talking about "how" instead of "when" I suppose? And what's this "FF FF FF FF" "string"?

Ehm... I think you're right, how I find the end of the realtive offsets?
FFFFFFFF "string" was something I did wrong, of course

[Fiammanera628]

I tried also to enter the 00002210 address into the Car1A.bgv (right this time ) and it give me this "string": FD9CF401... and is in the middle of the scrambled alphabet...

I simply decompressed the whole Car1A.bgv and saved as the file "Car1A.bgvd" where the "d" indicates "decompressed". It's a total different file and has nothing to do with the original data in Car1A.bgv.

You renamed the file "00000002.dat" into "Car1A.bgvd"

[Bigchillghost]

Ehm... I think you're right, how I find the end of the realtive offsets?

Still, your question doesn't make any sense to me. What I did in the first place was merely to imply that the decompressed data uses absolute addresses in the header so you can't use offzip which'll generate pieces of irrelevant files.

You renamed the file "00000002.dat" into "Car1A.bgvd"

I didn't use offzip at all, nor did I download your fragmental sample files generated with it. So forget about any of these "000000**.dat" or whatever.

[Fiammanera628]

Ehm... I think you're right, how I find the end of the realtive offsets?

Still, your question doesn't make any sense to me. What I did in the first place was merely to imply that the decompressed data uses absolute addresses in the header so you can't use offzip which'll generate pieces of irrelevant files.

You renamed the file "00000002.dat" into "Car1A.bgvd"

I didn't use offzip at all, nor did I download your fragmental sample files generated with it. So forget about any of these "000000**.dat" or whatever.

Ok, so you work direcly with .bgv file renamed into .bgvd...