Hi
Found something that might be useful.
Start the game with this bat file and game will read all files from dropzone folder beside game exe.
You can monitor game and get all filenames that game reads in this way and mod the game .

It's not a "fake button" ,

What algorithm is used for autogenerating faces?

This is from ps2 game and I have read ps2 games calculate faces somehow.
Can you give me hint how to do that?
This model's faceCount is 470 but I don't know how it is calculated.

Hi
Can you help me with this model.
I have found verts offset and normals offset but I can't find face indices.
verts off = 0x80 vertsCount = 594
By the way where is the exe with fake button?

I think this should decompress it.
save this code on a txt file.
open quickbms.
select the txt file.
select the compressed data.
select output folder.
done

The compression is byte pair encoding.
quickbms already supports it.
comp_bpe

And I tested it and it could decompress the example file.

It's compressed by lzma.
Here's decompressed data.It's headerless dds.

Hi
Does anyone know how to multiplex mpc movie?
mpc movies can be demultiplexed by vgmtoolbox.
It creates an .asf and a .m2v file.
But how can we create a new mpc video?
Thanks.

mpc samples from wiki.multimedia

The images are gone.
Can you update them?

I like the idea for support.

This is called jagged arrays in c#. (array of arrays)

And afaik this can be set up to function like jagged arrays.

or you can use a 2d array in c++.

Thief1987 wrote:Seems like msf it's lzma without first five bytes

Thanks, I tested it and you are right. COMP_MSF is lzma without header.
Thanks everybody.

chrrox wrote:you can see what it is doing in the source code of quickbms.
I think I looked at this a long time ago and its doing some kind of encryption thing.

I've seen the source.All decompression function is in asm byte codes.
all function is a byte array.

Hi
Does anybody know what is the name of the COMP_MSF compression in the quickbms?
I mean the real name.Some kind of name that lets me to find references on google.
Thanks.