From a very quick look at this .axl format it looks as follows: 1. It starts with 4 byte magic AUDL (probably followed by the number of files). 2. It continues with what seems like list of the file offset followed by their lengths (this is very common). The offsets are all relative to the MAGIC AUDX...

I have created a script for extractiong all files with "DAT\0" header: # extracts the files with "DAT\x00" header from Legend of Korra # (c) 16/01/2015 by dniel888 # script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org IDString "DAT\x00" get FILESNUM long get OFFSETPOS long get EXTPOS long get STRINGPOS l...

Friedslick6 wrote:

dniel888 wrote:the ATTRIBUTEZ.TXT file is encrypted by blowfish with the key "1212"
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Thank you very much. Was the key bruteforced?

No, I reversed the game and found the key.

the ATTRIBUTEZ.TXT file is encrypted by blowfish with the key "1212"

use this script to decrypt:

try to load GXL archives from the DAT files, because some GXL archives that out of the DAT archive uses DXT5 (encryption type 8 ) and the viewer doesn't support them. EDIT: viewer updated,bugs fixed. The viewer is now working perfectly thanks! Can you share it's sources? I also solved the .bck file...

try to load GXL archives from the DAT files, because some GXL archives that out of the DAT archive uses DXT5 (encryption type 8 ) and the viewer doesn't support them.

EDIT: viewer updated,bugs fixed.

is the GFXViewer running? here is the header of the GFX format : GFX Header { UInt32 ID UInt32 "GFX " Byte EncType1 Byte EnctType2 UInt16 0x0000 ? Byte BitsPerPixel Byte TransparentFlag (0xFF - on, 0x00 off) UInt16 NumBlocks (0-400) UInt16 Width UInt16 Height UInt16 UNK1 UInt16 UNK2 UInt32 Transpare...

the .dat archives encrypted so you need to decrypt them with that script: # decompress the .dat files from Shadow Vault # (c) 18/12/2013 by dniel888 # script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org endian big set XOR_KEY binary "\xEB\x60\xA3\x1F\x9C\xA3\xF9\xC0\x9D\x14\x9F\xFE\xE3\x83\x5A\x3A\xB3\x0...

from the Header of the file : "CWS", I think that this is a compressed swf file, you may use swf decompiler to open that file.