I'd like a template that I could just fill in without having to deal with the details. Perhaps someone can make one such that I only have to write the parser function (otherwise I'll probably end up making one eventually after figuring out efficient ways to do it). You know, something like #register...

you can read 20 ints in a row something like this test = bs.read("i"*20) I moved away from struct arguments because I usually get confused which is which, and anyone that's reading the code would probably have to figure out which is which as well. In that case, is there any particular use...

I'd just expect it wouldn't be so helpful to anyone else since they'd have to remember just as many functions and methodologies to get the same things done, or they'd be artificially constrained by your interface if you don't expose all of the same options and parameters. It's pretty much just read...

Alright I finally had time to look into noesis python API and quickly wrote up a script for a very simple format and the geometry came out (didn't look at referencing textures yet but it should be easy) But when I look at the code I wrote and the format outline, it's pretty hard to follow along unle...

How did you figure out the compression type?

@OP, I'm guessing you deleted the file because all you needed was the decryption script?

Everything is encrypted

Fate/stay night game. characters stored in CDT format, stages in STG format. Both are the same format except characters store bones/weights. Textures are stored in the file as well (all DDS) Update 2011-12-10: Crucis Fatal Fake available a couple posts down. Update 2011-12-12: Noesis plugin (WIP) av...

Maybe he gets paid to look at other company's assets

I'm sure most of the time when reversing a model format, there's always stuff that just doesn't seem obvious what it's doing. Especially for those that aren't too experienced or know too much about 3D, 3D engines, and whatnot. So for example you've imported a model into some software, made your chan...

Oh, you can do that sort of thing in 010 as well.
Pretty cool.

There's a bunch of non-model related stuff in that KDB file =/
I would assume most of it has something to do with their system.

I've seen a couple open source hex editors, though I never actually tried them. I like 010 cause it does a lot of calculations for me in a side panel, which is probably the main reason I use it cause I don't look at hex very much anyways. The other ones that are suggested quite often are things like...

Lol now we have access to a large variety of kitchen assets.

Maybe just post a few samples?

Wow, I wasn't sure just what you meant by "millions" of costumes but the video made it pretty clear lol

You asked him for info already and he refused? Maybe along the lines of "I did it all by my self"?

So generally you'd have to figure out the entire spec before trying to write a fool-proof tool for it, and that would probably involve asking around for save files at different levels of completion. Or...actually playing the game and seeing the changes first-hand.