Yeah, I had attempted modifying the script a couple weeks ago to use the 4444 method you suggested, but the colors still weren't exactly right. 4444 would make perfect sense to me though cause alot of the monsters are semi transparent in the game. And the reason the images are flipped the wrong way ...

Yeah, that particular offset doesn't seem to make any image, or if it is one, it may be distorted because it's part of a larger image. They're probably not all image blocks. I'd post some offsets of stuff I've found, but you're working on a more recent version of Data.wz, so the offsets may be off. ...

I wrote some quick python code to put the uncompressed data into a 16bit bitmap. import struct import sys if len(sys.argv) < 3: print "usage: tobmp.py <file> <width>" sys.exit(1) width = int(sys.argv[2]) f1 = open(sys.argv[1], "rb") f1.seek(0, 2) size = f1.tell() f1.seek(0) ### write BITMAPFILEHEADE...

I haven't managed to find a file table. I searched for the offsets, but haven't found any for the files themselves, and I've had trouble finding the beginning of each file header, they seem to be variable length, which makes me think that they contain an encrypted filename. For instance, infront of ...

I've been lookin' through Data.wz a bit...and Nova Extractor finds the mp3s cause they're all uncompressed in the archive. I did manage to find alot of image data...there are alot of zlib compressed blocks in the archive...but they all have invalid block lengths. I figure they did this on purpose, b...