podlzx files are plain pod files compressed with xbcompress.exe from the sdk. you can decompress them with xbdecompress.exe here is a pkg extractor for the pkg files. for set MAGIC 0 Do getdstring MAGIC 4 While MAGIC != "adoY" getdstring MAGIC2 4 if MAGIC2 == "oMoN" cleanexit end...

I am going to wait for the pc release to do any more on this format. Here is the 2 py scripts you need for the models with uv's. the first script lets you import the .edgemodel the 2nd script is basically the same script mr adults did except its a little easier to edit and has all the options listed...

upload the smallest podlzx file.

normally if you have an account you can look through the java script code and find the download page links I have done this for a bunch of games but it does not work for every site but most korean sites must use some standard template or something.

encryption key and algo?

he is just talking about how the images are swizzled and some info about the alpha channels in the images.

Warriors Orochi 3 (Xbox 360) - [g1l] & [idx/bin] The BGMLink.g1l contains the music (6ch XMA2). # extracts the BGMLink.g1l from Warriors Orochi 3 (Xbox 360) # # (c) 2012-04-01 by AlphaTwentyThree of XeNTaX include "func_getTYPE.bms" idstring "G1L_0000" endian big get FILESIZ...

want an extractor written in noesis?

The first 1/2 of the file looks like it is compressed with the new xmem compression not yet supported in quickbms(supported in noesis) the 2nd half of the file looks like a model file no compression.

yeah in quickbms you can have as many as you want.

the easiest hack would be just get the file size then just check how much padding you need to make it a multiple of 4 store it in a memory file and insert that many 0's a the end then swap it in memory and save.

your better off doing clog "" OFFSET SIZE ZSIZE instead of clog OFFSET OFFSET SIZE ZSIZE then it will attempt to identify the extension.

all the files are identical to the first game only they encrypted everything so without that key nothing can happen.

its a pretty easy format. its just a compressed and encrypted file table at the end of the file the offset at 0x10 tells you where it starts then you just read that long there and its the uncompressed file table size. no point in trying to find the encryption as this tool works but most likely its z...

i have seen this in a ton of games. most devs who use half floats on consoles use shorts on pc to store uv's. the shorts are just normalized.