Here's an old DOS game. Company has already disappeared, so copyright issues probably aren't an issue.

Anyways I've unpacked the archives and am looking at (presumably) an image file since it's from an archive called "BACKGRND"

Some DS images, though it doesn't use those standard nintendo formats.
Width and height is at offset 4, but the pixel data is err...

Maybe there are some standard pixel formats used in DS? lol

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You have to replace the __init__ method completely with the one in the former superclass (SanaeObject)

Start by deleting the import line. Then replace all references to `SanaeObject` with `Object`. Then open Sanae.py, go to the `__init__` method and copy the thing over to the plugin's `__init__` method. Look for any references to `read_string` and replace it with `noeStrFromBytes(...)`, and type in t...

There are some issues with textures because I don't know where the material library is.

Send me the files I can't find them lol

Textures are stored inside the material library (mlb_INW11). They're just regular DDS files with a custom header.

dcm_INW11 I guess would be the models. Looks like a mesh anme followed by vertex and index buffers, but not sure.

At least, the data is in plain sight.

What are you exporting to?

Just screenshot the beginning and end of the file or get the first and last MB. I'm not downloading 600 MB to see what it might look like.

lol lately I've been getting 20 KB/s =/

But what game is it?

Most of them are compressed, from what I'm seeing. Judging from the fact that there's a sega lz77 decompress file that's probably it. They are also encrypted with sega's custom blowfish apparently

What's the compression format for the alpha archives?

It's probably the same format except they changed the header or something. Too bad we don't have any source to work with.

Oh, nvm, it looks like it went from version 3 to version 4 archives lol

So where do I get the client?