And the format of the Puzzle Quest (PSP) .PAK files: // General structure: Byte(16) Header Byte(n) Resource Info Table byte(n) String Table Byte(n) Resource raw data // Detailed structure: // Header uint32 Size of resource information data uint32 Relative Offset of String Table (Size of Resource Inf...

Okay, here's the plugin for MultiEx Commander as promised. Will open those files and extract the contents for you.

I also attach a table of contents of the PAK file.

Will post the details when I have the time.

StandardMonstersText.xml <?xml version="1.0"?> <TextLibrary> <Text tag="[MONSTER_MARB_NAME]"> </Text> <Arboleth Warning: node count 1 (50) does not match node count 2 (2), mightfail TextLibrary="TextLibrary" extLibrary="" tLibrary="" tag="[MONS...

itg wrote:

Rheini wrote:Could you also post the format specifications for bundle files?

No, what for?

Because this site is about sharing knowledge?

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Actually, the given file is not compressed, but rather seems to be a binary representation of an XML file intended for easier parsing. This particular file is even larger than its textual representation, which the programmers could have partly avoided by not duplicating entries in the dictionary (w...

Allright, I've cornered the structure of the file, will create a plugin for MexCom.

Right, and I think these XML files are compressed, DenizOezmen might say : 'Huffman!" ? Looks like it has a dictionary??

Yeah, there's definitely such files in there, see attachment. I'm trying to figure out the stream structure.

Here's the decompiled Java Code for anyone who's interested- code from three classes. /* BfsUnpacker - Decompiled by JODE * Visit http://jode.sourceforge.net/ */ import java.io.DataInputStream; import java.io.File; import java.io.FileInputStream; import java.io.FileNotFoundException; import java.io....

Thanks for the link, I had another win32 unpacker, but this Java Code can help me a lot further I guess. I'm gonna take a good look !

Ok, I hope someone can figure this out. I have attached the headers + resource info from three Flat Out 2 BFS files. I can extract the resources, but I do not know the filename encryption method. byte{4} string bfs1 uint32 unknown uint32 Offset of resource data (size of header + info) uint32 Number ...

Well, I've come up with a ONE SCRIPT RULES ALL thing, as I took another look at those PAK files. We were idiots, those archives are not all that different from eachother. This is the full script that will open a lot of those Sacred pak files and let you edit them as well (back em up first). #Longest...

You write as if you do know a lot of the ICN fomat already, what are you not sure about?

For PAK format (e.g. moscow.pak) # LADA Racing .PAK format # By Mr.Mouse July 2007 # Standard imporation type (offsets and sizes are in the archive). ImpType Standard ; # --- GET HEADER --- # MAGIC word {4} # Size of tables {4} # Number of files Get MW1 Long 0; Get TSize Long 0 ; Get FNum Long 0 ; S...