You should first read up on the subject :

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firstimage_256_256.jpg Here's what I think: There's a list of 256x256 images, 8-bit, 256 colours, in that SaveData.dat file. They start with a palette and then the raw image data. There are only two images, I saw, the rest is all blank. For instance, the first imagedata starts at 1068 (the palette ...

No, but would be interested to know if someone has such a tool. I use a number of compressors whenever I want to compare (e.g. WinACE, 7z, RAR), but if there's one tool that does a whole lot it would be appreciated.

Well, I did take a look, and you're right, there's something going on there. Have not had the change to figure it all out yet. Busy ......

I recreated the issue on another machine. Simply installing the latest java (the machine had no java before) fixed the problem. So, it's weird that it did not work with you.

Nice work hcs!

You do know how it works, Gocha. We will need example files.

Nice work. We can take a look at that. The header has some information on the width and height of the picture,

I used Hex Workshop to cut out the image data from the TEX file and then opened it as RAW data in Photoshop.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with doing an assumption first and then proving it was incorrect. That's how science works as well ! So, please do guess on.

Interesting way of looking at data. But an actual file would be better for us to examine!

Thanks for the upload. I have it installed. Now we can take a look at the assembly code.

Yes, you did a great job on that script then. I've been looking at those CBMP files and the executable. They *seem* to be simple RLE files, 8 bit, but missing the correct BMP header. I need to take another look at the executable to see where it loads a CBMP. I would prefer next time, you *bump* an e...

Guess it won't hurt!