Deniz Oezmen wrote:I'm always amazed at the general quality of decompiled Java code.

I'm shocked.

Really interesting! The seem to use xmbs like Ensemble Studios. Gotta investigate this further.

It doesn't make any sense to create a tool if we can't identify the compression technique.
So please be patient

Ok here's the british localization file, but it is compressed. Could be some LZ* but can't say for sure. Its uncompressed size is 3429 bytes. Here's my 010 Editor binary template for MASTER.DIR: uint uk[1936]; struct Entry { uint offset; int size; uint sizecompressed; string filename; if(FTell() % 4...

Yeah thanks. I've already found Ladik's site http://www.zezula.net/.
Excellent resource.

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Good job, Vampyre!

struct Header { unsigned int nImages; unsigned long longDatos; }; struct ImageHeader { signed int posX; signed int posY; unsigned int width; unsigned int height; unsigned long direction; }; Header fh; ImageHeader ih; FILE* hFile = fopen(filename, "rb") fread(&fh, sizeof(Header), 1, hF...

A compact class for writing bmps can be found here: http://www.smalleranimals.com/jpegfile.htm
The coding style isn't really good imo, but it does its job.
You just have to provide the write function with the correct data.

If you can't stand C++, try D!

The MPQ files from Blizzard are not simple files - they have a bunch of encryptions and things like that to help prevent users from opening the archives and screwing around with the game files (ie cheating/hacking). Yeah custom encryption, compression, stripped filenames -> hash table etc. :) Need ...

Any updates here?

LZ2K? Never heard

The file has been deleted by megaupload.

Information on the encryption can be found at my site (see sig).

Was verstehen die Leute nicht an "deutsch"? ^^