That looks good. is that a skin? Or the actual program?

Actually, the DOS version of MultiEx Commander had a set-up exe and a setup.sad file that contained all the resources. (See also http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=SAD ) One of the archives supported in the DOS version : SadCom Ltd. .SAD files. :P See also Supported Games in MultiEx Commande...

@Rahly:
@KorNet: Cool!

Well, what could be done is to have a program like that replace files, but keep the size of the file intact. So only smaller files or files equal in size could be used, but that's for the user to fix. I once created a tool that would do just that for Doom WAD files (LOOONG TIME AGO!!!). :P I ripped ...

Very nice, I especially like the first and the last one, but then, I come from the C64 days, perhaps that is of influence!

Did you use Photoshop or something else?

Yep, Rahly's been so very kind to host XeNTaX's IRC channel for all of us to use, so if you have a question, you may find one of us online there. Anything related to Game Resource Archive busting? Drop in! Just want a chat about coding? Hop aboard! Got kicked by your girlfriend and need a shoulder t...

sajad wrote:to sly

ok, if you can write decoder

not problem

Indeed, no problem. But we would kindly urge Sly to include a description of the encoding method, as that is what we do here.

Here's a Plugin for Snowy: Fish Frenzy .ARF files

Create an 'ARF' folder in MexCom's data/plugins folder and then copy the plugin in there.

Enjoy!

2sajad If you want I can write decoder for you :wink: Why don't you just tell all of us first what the method for encoding is, and THEN write a decoder for him? I have seen you lurk at this forum for a long time (you may be invisible to others, but not to me) and you refuse to help people here. Tre...

Kornet, can you cut the last 10 mb somehow from that archive you attached?

Can we also see the archive in total?

Some listed functions and dependancies below: (the first one seems interesting and also the LuaStateMachine. Lua is a scripting language. Check out this: http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaModuleLzo LZO compression could be the one we're after, but I'm sure there are more methods for Lua. I think LZO is m...

friendsofwatto wrote:Wow - finally I got one right - usually I post the specs for something and you correct me.

lol

Okay, good. I fixed the MexCom Snowy plugin to include such decryption. See screenshot.