AlphaTwentyThree wrote:Wwise sound engine *.pck/AKPK extractor

This is not a re-importable script is it?

hi,
is there a way to replace audio files in a UT3 game?
thanks to Gildor's extractor i can extract the audio files (SoundNodeWave), but i'm willing to alter them like dubbing in a new language, then replacing them in the game... is that possible? and if true, how?

so did anybody find any sort of wav2snu converter?

Prince_of_peace: An SDT archive creator wouldnt be so difficult too create. however i must ask, how can you reinject the SDT file later into the BIG file if making it larger ? (or maybe mexcom supports this archive type :X) because right now when looking at the SDT files, they look kinda easy to re...

SilentHill wrote:

I think these files have something to do with subtitles. Can i ask in which game did you find them?

I found them in the Harry Potter: Goblet of fire. They are in the .big file.

yeah, i suppose they've got something to do with subtitles

if i have understood everything correctly, you need something that can take your reconverted EA games (mus files) and recompile them to a SDT archive? that's so true, specially by selecting multiple files at a time, like if a SDT file is going to contain 20 files, i could select the 20 files and cl...

SilentHill wrote:Could anyone help me with an editor I can decompress/compress the .str files? These file contain the speeches.

I think these files have something to do with subtitles. Can i ask in which game did you find them?

you say that a SDT file can contain over 500 files? =o that meens i have to analyze some more. for me, it looks locked at 14 files, as the table is always 128 bytes, (atleast on all SDT files ive seen). yes, I've found some SDT files 10 Megabytes large and containing 500+ files in it. As soon as i ...

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OK, I dunno if i have understood you well enough, but here's the story I faced while dealing with these STD files : First of all there was a game called Harry Potter : Goblet of Fire. The game had several big files including MOVIES.BIG and SPEECH.BIG . I extracted these BIG files using Watto's Game ...

you mean comparing between SDT files or the files which are encapsulated in the STD file? something else, since the STD file consists of several files, doesnt it need any pointer to the parts of its files? isnt that 127 kb something to do with this?

That's exactly how it is, as you 127 byte strange data and after that starts the audio data whith the SCHl header. I actualy could extracts the audios, and where able to convet them back to WAV, but i like to put them back into the SDT file, that's what seems to be hard and time consuming. I can sen...

I see... still no reply from the author?

i just downloaded the filestripper, and the nadub, i didnt find.

so, let's give it a try

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