Does not seem as hardcore as Queen's Blade, which stores nude models as the base.
This one seems to store at least underwear with the base bodies.

Archives usually come with some sort of checksum.
Do they usually pose a big problem when trying to re-pack files? For example if you change a file, you have to re-compute the checksum, etc.

Then just use chrrox's script

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=6449

What's the compression flag for

Samples?

I've updated the script at the top. Right now the main chunk parser is very ugly. I haven't figured out a nice way to go from chunk to chunk. You see things like flag and tag2 which is kind of weird. But I think this is a better approach because right after the index buffer, you start getting into a...

There are a lot of odd bytes scattered throughout the format. It's definitely chunk-based, but it's littered with seemingly random 0x35 and 0x02 everywhere. For example, if you go to offset 32, you will read an integer, followed by 0x35. Now if you look at the size of the file, and you subtract 37 f...

He fixed the link afterwards.

Anyways, now to view the animations!
I'm curious what kind of animations they have.

Hmm, why does it look like the data is stored in both big and small endian? The first three integers are just #big endian int32 null int32 numFiles int32 dataOffset But then the file entries...look like they're little endian? int16 len char[len] filename #14 bytes Maybe I'm not looking at it right...

Didn't MrAdults start coding when he was like 11 or something lol
And I bet programming at that time was quite a challenge compared to what we have today.

Source would be great.

The format for the pac file is int numFiles numFiles { int offset int size } It is recursively defined for each file stored in the pac using the same struct as above. The offset is relative to the beginning of its own file, so the entries at the top are relative to the pac file, whereas each file's ...

pac file doesn't seem too bad. There are some offsets at the top that probably link to each file data. But...the offsets don't seem to jump to each file nicely. Relative offsets? Don't know will need more than just a 30 second glance. There are obviously some png images there. Model format is probab...

Repository: https://code.google.com/p/sanae3d/ Mediafire folder: http://www.mediafire.com/?s54wfhm6le23t Tutorial: http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=6932 Note that although I say "pure python", it uses PIL for image processing cause I don't have any libraries for that. But t...

Here is someone that looked into it and wrote his own viewer http://forum.ragezone.com/f697/model-formats-761223/ I am not sure whether he went any further or not, or whether it works (I never tried it). Since he released source people can use that for their own scripts. I also cannot seem to bump t...