I noticed I had not enabled the option to thank a user in this Tutorial forum yet. I have done so now

Savage, thank you for sticking with all of us for 4 years

Rheini wrote:I seem to have lost my ability to figure out formats

When you deal with a lot of difficult stuff, it's easy to think too complex when you're staring at something simple. I have that too.

Hmm, that wasn't a difficult format, though.

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I've also added you to the team list, btw : http://www.xentax.com/?page_id=106

Awesome. It's great to see that no job is too difficult here at our forum :D . I've attached all unpacked files from the .PAK examples in the first post in this thread. That will help studying the game engine. paks_unpacked.zip The jpgs: under_construction_large.jpg skitrack02.jpg skitrack_green_60....

Nice work! I'd seen that one as well, but did not get round to it to take a good look at it. :( Seems the game uses a lot - A LOT - of standard Windows functions + a great deal of open source code. The whole game.exe is a collection of declarations to the huge number of dlls the game uses. haha. Any...

Well, it looks like the first encrypted part in the header might be decrypted from this piece of asm in core_vr.dll .text:10065990 ; class stlp_std::basic_string<char, class stlp_std::char_traits<char>, class stlp_std::allocator<char>> __cdecl mcPack_namespace::SHA1toStr(unsigned char * const) .text...

This is wrong. It's a uint32 value, which I call "type id". Structure of data after the node header varies depending on the type id. 00019006 = ImageDDS, 00019001 = ImagePNG, 00019002 = ImageData, etc. I'm currently working on an editor for Prototype's Pure3D (that's what p3d means) files...

shekofte wrote:excuse me boss , whether i had vandalism here ?
are you angry from me ?
i assumed they are common !

Huh? No, I am not angry. Not at all! I was just wondering why you stopped posting those pictures. You were just getting to the good part . I was joking.

Can you upload the exe?

Hey shekofte, where are the other pictures?

Yes, the file table is at the end of the files, pointed to by a variable at the beginning. It's encrypted by some process. The resources can simply by unzlibbed, but it's a bit annoying to do, as you don't know the size of the compressed resources.

These files are sound files, the same as from Rheini's samples. I haven't looked at the format yet.

I'm not sure what you did. Did you extract files from a specific p3d file? And then tried to open the bin files you extracted?

How did you extract them, using MultiEx Commander?

Can you upload the .p3d file you extracted the files from, or some of the extracted .bin files somewhere?