Check your thread about that

Looking good! Sorry, I was kinda busy, only read your post today!

I think you've earned your code, if I may just still suggest you use the below banner as signature there (see my sig : get it here: http://www.xentax.com/pics/multiex.gif ), or the new MexCom logo (see attachment)

You are right. With 4.3 comes the online WIKI base, and other older versions are now unsupported. Mind that the 4.2 version was more than a year old.

I just registered last week. ( I didn't know there was a new version coming out). Do I need a new registration code for the new version? The old one doesn't seem to work. And otherwise it hardly seems fair. THough I suppose I can just keep using 4.2 instead. Well, in principle, you can't use the ol...

elcondor wrote:Sorry to bring this up again, but is the script on the XentaXWiki the same as the one in MultiEx, as the one on the wiki appears to work for the more 'interesting' SRFs.

Hmm, it's not, so I checked. Damn, how's that possible.

Anyway, the new script is here in BMS form:

Version 4.3 of MultiEx Commander will be released come sunday. That can open EMI files and extract all content using this script: # MexScript for EMI files from Breath Of Fire 4 # By Mr.Mouse # ---------------------------- # First get the Number of files (FN) ImpType SFileSize ; Get FN Long 0 ; Get ...

So I managed to convert all the games SEQ files into MIDIs playable in windows, but two of the files came up blank. I had managed before (using a different utility) to extract unnamed midis so I figured out which ones were missing to make a properly named set. I don't know if this is a glitch in th...

It depends on time to process them. Usually 1-3 days max. 90% on the same day.

lionheartuk wrote: LIB files? But arnt the games file .EMI.

Er.. yeah, EMI files.

No no, what I posted it just the format of the header able of LIB files. An unsigned 32-int is just that. A format of a number. It's not difficult to write an extractor based on what I posted. I might even write a Multiex script for it.

lionheartuk wrote: Btw what does "uint" mean cos u ahve many uint32 ect...

uint32 = unsigned 32-bit integer (4 bytes)
uint16 = unsigend 16-bit integer (2 bytes).

What can you find here??? You can extract ALL CONTENT of those files ! Thus including IMAGE data, AND, possibly import them back, altered!

Update: The first section, padded to 0x800 is indeed the file contents table. (MATH_TBL). It consists of entries of 16 bytes in length, terminated by 0x2E2E. A preliminary format of the table is: // Header uint32 Number of files/Data section uint32 Unknown, in my files always 0x1 char(8) String, Ide...

These EMI files contain sections padded to multiples of 0x800 bytes. For instance, the BGM053 file has three section in the beginning of 0x800, 0x1000 and 0x800 in size. They are padded either with 0x2E or 0x5F. The other sections in there are also padded. It would be reasonable to assume that one c...

Ok, that was an easy one, I think :
Try this file (Use Custom BMS on..) on a LIB file.