I've just released a new version of my archive tool RPFTool for Xbox Rockstar archives with Read/Write support so anyone who is interested in modding these games head over to http://tmacdev.com. I did a full re-write from my initial private version so you can only really extract and replace files at...

Have you tried using the quickbms repacking function?

There's probably a bug in the compression code or you have accidentally deleted some required formatting.
If I was you I'd debug the source and see where its going wrong: http://www.mediafire.com/?vix14lahi5j2rvh

Drop me a PM for file links, I've uploaded 2 files to my dropbox neither of which are particularly small:

resources.wad (1.13gb)
sounds.wad (359mb) - this is the smallest wad file.

The files were taken from the closed alpha but after the latest update they're probably the same as beta stress test.

If someone has an FTP server I can use I can upload it, don't really want to use my own connection to host.
Also the .wad files use zlib but I've honestly no idea what the format of the files inside are, looks like total garbage.

its 14gb.

As I've said previously the console files use different compression methods.

Venushja wrote:I have a PS3 and here is decryption meybe ... This unpack tools not working

Different compression scheme, you'll have to work out what then implement it in ricks code or write your own.

Filenames with CRC:

common: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9950356/common.txt
main: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9950356/main1.txt
main: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9950356/main2.txt
multi common: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9950356/multicommon.txt

Hi,

Does anyone know what type of compression was used on these files?

Removed.

I think it might be a form of LZO but not sure.

Thanks.

Edit: The header appears to match that of a LZMA compressed file but trying to decompress with lzma.exe causes an error.

Edit2: nevermind worked it out.

Do you know what type of CRC is used? I've used a standard CRC checksum and it doesnt match the one in the file table.

For anyone interested here are the decompress & compress methods in c#. You may need to fiddle the compression values to get the extracted data to compress exactly the same but it should work even if you don't. This code should work for several EA games that use the ea/dk2 compression. //some Compre...

Does anyone know where I can get some source code for the dk2 (dungeon keeper 2) compression algorithm? Preferably in c++/c#.
I found the source for DKDecomp which has the decompress code but no compression.

Thanks.