Yeah, it does take some time when moving the 30gb the first time. After that its smooth sailing though. I don't see why your method would have issues with the files that contain more 64kb chunks though. If you move just the first few files to the end, it gives plenty of space to re-write the compres...

@ ffgriever, shift all the data +10mb, re-write the entire toc. This makes space for more entries in the compressed chunks table. Then you can inject any file to the end regardless of it being larger than the original file. It only takes a one time re-write of the archive. After that all injects are...

Here ya go Give it a try like this, and you'll see the files match if you compare the "decoded" and "encoded_decoded" files md5 sums Yaz0.exe decode Common.sblarc Common_decoded.sblarc Yaz0.exe encode Common_decoded.sblarc Common_encoded.sblarc Yaz0.exe decode Common_encoded.sbla...

Yes, its c#, and yes you need to get that Syroot.NintenTools.Yaz0 part for decoding only. https://github.com/Syroot/NintenTools.Yaz0 You can comment out the decoding part and the need for Syroot.Nintentools.Yaz0 if you are already using a different tool to decode them. The encode method I wrote usin...

Here ya go using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.IO; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using Syroot.NintenTools.Yaz0; namespace Yaz0 { class Program { public static byte[] ArrayReverse(byte[] array) { Array.Reverse(array); return array; } publ...

Xbox One or PS4?

Noice!

The sample files are still compressed or encrypted. Seems like whatever converter didn't really make them into wave data. After forcing them to play by modifying their headers, its just static/noise/compressed/encrypted ...

ShivShubh, quite a few entrys in the .fsd file have 0 sizes. Not sure if they are further down in the package under the same name with a valid size, but if they have a 0 size in the fsd, its possible only their name and the blank fsd entry are still there, just not the file data. Ker-schploink! http...

It'd be nice if we had a way to import models back into the TRB's though.. Technically IMGB injection should be easy as hell, since they're basically just packaged DDS textures, I've had some success adding textures this way manually. I just wish there was more interest in all of this, it'd be nice...

Here is a snapshot of the info that displays it correctly using the original .bimage file.

Highest LOD faces are edge compressed.

in 30109\hq\body_s.bin (the file provided above), examples can be seen at 0xE570, 0x12378, 0x14848, 0x166B0, 0x191C8, 0x19D90, 0x1CF58, 0x1F070, 0x1FC80, and many more...

Anyone willing to give them a whirl?

Open multiple .obj scripts maxscript: (will use the settings from the last single .obj import) theDialog = dotNetObject "System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog" result = theDialog.showDialog() result.ToString() result.Equals result.OK result.Equals result.Cancel --theDialog.RootFolder = ...

Thanks, but what about the ReadString method? //Read a zero terminated string at specified address public string readString(ref FileStream fs, uint specifiedAddress) { string stringToBuild = String.Empty; bool endReached = false; fs.Seek(specifiedAddress, SeekOrigin.Begin); fs.Read(infoBuffer1, 0, ...

No you do not use offzip. You need to make a new c# program (with Visual Studio) and use that function in it. It will not work right out of the box either, you must provide your own objWriter method, and add DotNetZip's compression namespace to your program as well. Also, make a public byte[] called...