Thanks! works great.

Could some one have a look at these files for me? From their previous games they could be compressed and/or encrypted. I found a couple of references to lzx but that's all.

Thanks.

Head and tail: http://www.mediafire.com/?8525tbswpl79vyc

pm me if the whole file is needed (only 4mb) or exe.

You should be able to extract the files with my tool (http://tmacdev.com) but chances are you wont be able to play them just yet. I'll add audio support to the list of features I need to add .

Turned out a single MOV is getting a previous local but now I'm a stuck on another part, I know you said you've only done simple scripts but any idea about how to solve this? Original: 0001 TGETS 1 0 0 ; "_hud_debuff_blackboard" 0002 TGETS 2 1 1 ; "wounded" 0003 GGET 3 3 ; "GameSession" 0004 TGETS 3...

Still missing a MOV 0001 GGET 0 0 ; "Managers" 0002 TGETS 0 0 1 ; "perfhud" 0003 MOV 1 0 0004 TGETS 0 0 2 ; "update" 0005 CALL 0 1 2 0006 GGET 0 3 ; "Boot" 0007 TGETS 0 0 4 ; "foundation_update" 0008 CALL 0 1 1 0009 RET0 0 1 also the bytecode values appear to be very different eg Original: 0001 GGET...

Thanks, would you be able to look at the code I posted in the grimrock thread? can't seem to recreate a section of code.

Does anyone know what this is converted back to luajit? -- BYTECODE -- script1.luac:0-0 0001 GGET 2 0 ; "Managers" 0002 TGETS 2 2 1 ; "perfhud" 0003 MOV 3 2 0004 TGETS 2 2 2 ; "update" 0005 MOV 4 1 0006 CALL 2 1 3 0007 GGET 2 3 ; "Boot" 0008 MOV 3 2 0009 TGETS 2 2 4 ; "foundation_update" 0010 MOV 4 ...

Thanks, how did you work out they were compiled with luajit? Just in case I come across them again it'd be helpful to know how to identify them.

Can someone help me decompile the attached lua script?

luadec always comes back with 'luadec: boot.luac:1: unexpected symbol near 'char(2)'' which isn't very helpful.
I've tried adding the lua 5.1 header to the file (its currently missing) and I get the same result.

global .big and .bix

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9950356/global.rar

I don't think the hashes are calculated from the actual file names. Here's a list of a few of the hashes from the Game.bix, they're far too incremental to be calculated from a filename (unless they're all very similar file names but even then the algorithm must be pretty bad to produce hashes that s...

Any updates will be on my site.

It's not so much a limitation of the disc but more of the actual archive structure, replacing a file that is bigger than the original would require the moving of every file after the replaced one so not to overwrite any data which is not a quick change. I plan on getting all the basic functionality ...

Yes it supports file replacing although there are restrictions on the console versions which means the rpf cannot increase in size so any new files cannot be bigger than the original. As for a release it is still quite buggy so it might not be for a while yet but when I decide to give a few more peo...

I've been working on a tool to support console archives, you can see a quick vid I made here: http://tmacdev.com/