I could decipher all your posts, but this one is really hard to understand.
Please don't upload it to rapidshare, I'd personally prefer something like xirror.com

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Charcoal wrote:The Lua scripts also seem to have been "compressed", much like the xml files were.

Does this problem still persist?
May you upload some example files?

Well even if you manage to cut the file and decompress it, you still have to figure out the data's format.

Well even if you manage to cut the file and decompress it, you still have to figure out the data's format. btw what about those modtools you obviously have installed? Aren't they able to create ff files? EDIT: Yeah they are! Read this topic: http://www.infinityward.com/community/forum/index.php?topi...

use it like this:
zlibc -d inputfile outputfile

(so you have to cut off the first 12 bytes and saving only the compressed data into a new file before you can use zlibc)

Well I don't know the purpose of the first 3 dwords, but the rest of the file is zlib'ed data. Here's the decompressed data: http://uploaded.to/?id=vin0he If link is broken you may also try here: http://xirror.com/spread/99500868/data.rar.html EDIT: You may use my zlibc tool to decompress zlib strea...

That archive contained an exe
How did you manage to decompress the files?

[german]Wieso ist da ne exe in dem Archiv?
Woher hast du die dekomprimierten Daten? Mitm Debugger gezogen?[/german]

What is the purpose of the first loop? Why do you use asm there? So you simply compare the data with all signatures? Why is it yet fast? We had a discussion about scanning algorithms some time ago here: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2861 I also asked in the other thread, but you'v...

Seems to be compressed indeed.
But got no clue what it is.

Try a generic file ripper.
http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php?title=Extraction_tools

Care to share your knowledge?

If you just want those images, try a generic file ripper.

ImpType Standard ; Get numFiles Long 0 ; Do ; SavePos offsetOffset 0 ; Get dataOffset Long 0 ; SavePos ressourceSizeOffset 0 ; Get dataSize Long 0 ; Get nameOffset Long 0 ; SavePos filePointer 0 ; GoTo nameOffset 0 ; Get filename String 0 ; GoTo filePointer 0 ; Log filename dataOffset dataSize offs...

If you just want to extract the music, why don't you use a general file ripper?