Funny format, header is stored entirely in text form (: And they did something weird to the WAV files, I could assume they're headerless PCM or AT3 but I'll have to check tomorrow. EDIT: Fixed .WAV extraction, now they have a proper RIFF header :D EDIT 2: Changed 's' operator to 'S' for correct name...

This script only extracts the casino texture properly, but I already feel like I spent way too much time on this. Also I don't see any texture format indicator, though I might be missing something stupidly obvious. If someone feels like picking this script up feel free to do so. # script for QuickBM...

This image was made a long time ago, so Firemonkeys probably changed the track model format since then. I know they made changes to the car models etc. I never made much with track extraction because of no texture names, and while finding ~8 textures for cars is simple enough, it's a much more tedio...

the link is incomplete (... in the middle)

caso wrote:sure

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That's because mobile games typically use three of the following texture compressions: PVR (PowerVR), ETC (Ericsson Texture Compression), or ATC (ATI Texture Compression). DXT compression (the kind PC uses) is typically not used on mobile hardware. The samples you provided are ATC, but the script ex...

It's actually the data the script needed, and it's not encrypted - just some numbers stored in binary (I recommend using a hex editor to look through files like this). Anyway, this script should work as long as you use the .pak file and not the .pak.dat file (keep in mind that both have to be in the...

Is there some kind of .pak.dat file perhaps? It looks like the Model.pak contains just the model files, while another file contains all the filenames, offsets and sizes. It's a pretty common method for storing files in games.

I can't see anything extractable in that .pak file. There are no filenames or anything like that and it doesn't line up with the script's structure at all. It looks like a bunch of random bytes.

EDIT: Obsolete script, look below

Fortunately it's just a very basic container format.

QuickBMS script:

I tried but it looks compressed / encrypted. Not an easy task.

These files are encrypted, and there are no publicly available tools to decrypt them.

great do I have to do everything by myself?!!! ARAGGHH! the fucking answer is: yes!! Cry me a river, some people's requests here go unanswered for months and you have the nerve to throw a hissy fit after one day. Also the link could've never worked since you couldn't even be bothered to copy it pro...

FFmpeg can play and convert them.