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so, have you release the tool yet?

Rick wrote:

evin wrote:I hope this will work with Dante's Inferno files too. (Same engine, same deveoper team)
This will contain repack function too?

It probably uses the same hash function for files, you'd have to build a custom file list for that game. I do have the PS3 version so I'll look at that.

Great. I'll try out on the X360 version.

Nice work. I wait for release of the tool.

Same here

Hi rick, how is going on with the tool? Just wanted to know if this will be usefull with ps3 game data, cuz there are only 3 big files

Rick, judging the filenames of DAT files I presume you have the Multi6 edition. Right?
I'm curious if your tool will work for DAT files from Multi3 edition. Actually all of the DAT files from Multi3 edition are differ to Milti6, except a two (as far as I remember).

Ok, for example, i've used the previous script for quick bms for dead space 2 ps3 version. I've opened a random file and i've got that hex on the image. How exactly do i know from what offset to other offset the files from that folder are located?

Waiting and anxious...

nevermind, i'm reading a tutorial xD

I have built up a fairly complete list of files for Dante's Inferno (PS3), excluding sound files.

Skymmer wrote:Rick, judging the filenames of DAT files I presume you have the Multi6 edition. Right?
I'm curious if your tool will work for DAT files from Multi3 edition. Actually all of the DAT files from Multi3 edition are differ to Milti6, except a two (as far as I remember).

Yes, I think so. My copy is from EA's download service.

It's trivial to get file lists for the 'data' data files (ie, not sounds). That's not really an issue.

If you want, cut the file table header from each dat and upload them somewhere (16+(file count * 12) bytes from start of file), and I can check.

pipirisnaki wrote:Ok, for example, i've used the previous script for quick bms for dead space 2 ps3 version. I've opened a random file and i've got that hex on the image. How exactly do i know from what offset to other offset the files from that folder are located?

I'm not sure what you're asking here.

So there are no filenames for music/sounds at all?

shame, its what i really wanted to extract.

OrangeC wrote:So there are no filenames for music/sounds at all?

shame, its what i really wanted to extract.

There are filenames, they are just not easy to get, currently my archive viewer can identify most of them by checking some header bytes in the file (looking for 03 00 00). They have an extension of '.exa.snu' (in Dead Space 2 at least).

Rick wrote:I have built up a fairly complete list of files for Dante's Inferno (PS3), excluding sound files.

Skymmer wrote:Rick, judging the filenames of DAT files I presume you have the Multi6 edition. Right?
I'm curious if your tool will work for DAT files from Multi3 edition. Actually all of the DAT files from Multi3 edition are differ to Milti6, except a two (as far as I remember).

Yes, I think so. My copy is from EA's download service.

It's trivial to get file lists for the 'data' data files (ie, not sounds). That's not really an issue.

If you want, cut the file table header from each dat and upload them somewhere (16+(file count * 12) bytes from start of file), and I can check.

pipirisnaki wrote:Ok, for example, i've used the previous script for quick bms for dead space 2 ps3 version. I've opened a random file and i've got that hex on the image. How exactly do i know from what offset to other offset the files from that folder are located?

I'm not sure what you're asking here.

I was asking how to do viewtopic.php?f=29&t=3545 this tutorial, xD, but nvm, i'm reading the tutorial right now, so i can get at least a "sort of" file structure xD. omg, this thing its difficult for me

So Rick, when you will release this great tool?

Not to be rude but let the man some time to work on it, it must be very complex and he might have a life also