.PACK archives: # LADA Racing .PACK format # By Mr.Mouse July 2007 # Standard imporation type (offsets and sizes are in the archive). ImpType Standard ; # --- GET HEADER --- # MAGIC word {8} # Number of files {4} # Relative offset of Resource Tables Get MW1 Long 0; Get MW2 Long 0 ; Get FNum Long 0 ;...

That won't work, as there's no audio in the vp6 file?! You can't use soundxchanger on the vp6 file.

hehe.

By the way, INFINITY/KORNET check your PM.

The second uint32 is the size of the tail section. At the tail section there are a number of tables: 1. Resource offset and size table The resources are padded into blocks of 256 bytes, the offset is in blocks 2. String pointer table Points to the filenames in the next table, there's however a littl...

I believe john_doe has the answer for you, I guess he just never got round to making a plugin for MultiEx Commander.

Read it here:
viewtopic.php?t=2155

It's amazing what you can find on the internet these days. Found this command line driven tool on a Russian site. It's by Xplorer and will do that for which I wanted to create a new program. http://www.xentax.com/uploads/author/mrmouse/xplorers_res2zip.zip This will correct the res file and make it ...

[ from http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=2648 ] The encryption method for the filenames is as follows: // Alpha Prime *.RES - Filename Encryption // Demystified by M.W.Zuurman (Mr.Mouse/Xentax) // // General idea: // // 1. The encryption XORs the characters in the strings with a seed value //...

Yes, I was referring to variable conversion types. Never mind.

Each string is encrypted individually. I gave away a bit of the method last night when I said: "I must be insane to do this type of riddles.".

The encryption method for the filenames is as follows: // Alpha Prime *.RES - Filename Encryption // Demystified by M.W.Zuurman (Mr.Mouse/Xentax) // // General idea: // // 1. The encryption XORs the characters in the strings with a seed value // 2. The seed value is the ascii-code of a letter picked...

ok, here's a list of the files in the dat02.res, I wrote a little lister to test the decryption method. Decrypt RES: d:\data\tools\data02.res SCRIPTS/ SCRIPTS/animset.h SCRIPTS/class_creature/ SCRIPTS/class_creature/ai.h SCRIPTS/class_creature/ai2.h SCRIPTS/class_creature/boss.h SCRIPTS/class_creatu...

Rheini wrote:You figured out the encryption method just by looking at the file?

No, I looked at the executable.

LOL I figured it out, it's a funny encryption method. Let me get back to you later with a RES->NORMAL ZIP converter. I must be insane to do this type of riddles.

Nice going Assasin!

Wow Star Control is very nice yes.

As for MOO, MOO2 is definitely the best of the three.

I don't know if this is indeed a XOR method. This could also be a table encryption (at least for the filenames that is). Just look a the filenames, it might be they have a table for each valid character in a filename and use that to encrypt it.