sorry Iam not so good at english.. :( ----------------------------- It is custom model. 1. dff virsion 3.7->3.5 change (2004~2005 ps2 3dmodel.. renderware 3.7) 2. RW3.5 viewer->3dripper capture 2. rework dff model.. (3dsmax) interesting subject... I have a couple of questions How to conversion 3.7 ...

sprayer wrote:yes it unpack some DAT files but how it open in 3d soft? noesis won't open

TPF -> texture
FLVER -> object

chrrox wrote:This is fairly easy format i am lazy but if you want to look at the files without names just run
c:\offzip\offzip.exe -a c:\file.bin c:\extract 0x0
you can easily see the textures and simple model format on the files it gives out.

I try it but nothing happened.

I guess that dataE.cvm(dataF.cvm) may be encrypted.

Each CVM[ROFS] has different version.
What's the Name of the Game?

just a renamed CVM to ISO.
use UltraISO(Magic iso) to extract the file.

Hi, there
I have a dds files from Xbox360 Mobile Ops: The One Year War.
I tryed to open them, but they don't unknown the file format.


Thanks for your time.

babala6547 wrote:I'm afraid I don't quite have a solution for you yet but when I look at the files they all seem to begin the same/similarly.

No, The problem was resolved.

I'm very interested in model files from Eureka 7 PS2.
Would like this converted into a more common file format.

Thanks XeroNazoBlaze!
Your bms script is perfect.
Here are extract data

Here is some information that will help you.
viewtopic.php?f=10&p=39728

chrrox wrote:an even easier way is using offzip

do this

c:\offzip.exe -a -z -15 c:\file.dds c:\exportDir 0x0

Hi! chrrox.
I appreciate your assistance on this problem.

Merry Chrismas everyone!! OK, in order to decompress (this is what I did xD), open the dds file with the hex editor; then delete the firt two bytes (they are the ZLib file header). then put theese 10 bytes intead: 0x1f 0x8b 0x08 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x00 be carefull not to averwrite any ot...

Insanius wrote:Disregard my post as SkyBladeCloud has the correct answer. I'm pretty new to this myself.

I thank you for replying.
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I'm afraid I don't quite have a solution for you yet but when I look at the files they all seem to begin the same/similarly. I bet it's a simple XOR scheme, though for some reason each file changes the header slightly... tb250_00_n.dds especially has a lot of repetitive data in the header, if it is...