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ToWav sounds like a generic sound extractor that does not have to "know" the true format of .wpk?

You'd miss other content if you use such a program.

Just taking a peek at this. It seems there's a table at 9c40h. With filenames that are encoded, probably XOR encoded.

In theory it might be possible to decode it. Needs some effort.

It seems to me that the dpi file is some sort of index file for the dpk file. The DPK file seems to have a header of 512 in lenght, then some part that COULD have some ZLib part, but that part did not decompress with Zlib. Then there's a huuuge part until the end. I'm using OllyDbg to look at the co...

This does not look like an archive.

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Just wanted to say you guys are doing great work on this format! Keep it up!

Why don't you use the FIleCutter from Watto or me to cut a few pieces for us to analyse?

This is the last file (or tail) at the back of the archive: Exported for PC by ADM-ART-USR on SRV-ART at 07/03/07 12:37:14 Source files: (1) Z:\D4-Resources\Vehicles\NewYork\Models\00_Challenger_flatbed_trailer\00_Challenger_Flatbed_Trailer.gck.rimodel 31/01/07 11:58:05 (2) Z:\D4-Resources\Vehicles\...

Yes, an example file would help.

Well, from what I can see, i'd need bigger parts of the file. There's a long list of filenames in the header (front) part of the file, but that goes on BEYOND the snippet you cut out. There could be much more info there that is needed to support this one.

Well, you see, we can't really help out here, as we need examples. If there's no demo, this might be a problem. Just giving a link to a program which can already do it, won't help out much, as reverse engineering that would cost too much time.

Unfortunately, no. No luck with this compression format...