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its a model file with several small embedded dds textures.

use offzip to extract the files without names.
offzip.exe -a c:\file.dat c:\extracted 0x0
if you post the exe i may be able to find the file names in the executable file.
this could be a xex file or elf file.

that will not work

problem fixed.

get name BASENAME
string name + "_ext."
get name1 extension
string name + name1
get zsize asize
comtype lz77wii
clog name 0 zsize zsize

quickbms script get name BASENAME string name + "_ext." get name1 extension string name + name1 get size long get zsize asize math zsize -= 4 savepos offset comtype lz77wii clog name 0 zsize zsize seems like the creators of the wii game used modding tools for it? http://www.miraigamer.net/...

here is the tutorial section with bms guides in it.
viewforum.php?f=29
but all you need to do i save my code as a text file
then download quickbms http://aluigi.altervista.org/papers.htm#quickbms
double click it and follow the on screen prompts

save this as a text document and use quickbms.

and here is the script see that was easy

post the first 10 mb or just upload the 56mb file to sendpace.com

why not post a file here so people can look at it.

The first couple of zlib compressed files seem to contain some file names. but you can extract the zlib compressed files with offzip. use offzip.exe -a c:\input.bin c:\output 0x0 they all seem to be picture formats so it is much easier to just extract all the files then mass rename them to .png and ...

why do you want the ps2 models when the 360 models are available?

my mistake was in the log part i just had them reversed.

you can also just run offzip Since there are no names.

is there a name table anywhere in the files?

goto 0x4 get FILES long goto 0x8 got i = 0 < FILES get UNK01 long get OFFSET long get ZSIZE long get SIZE long if ZSIZE == SIZE log i OFFSET ZSIZE else clog i OFFSET SIZE ZSIZE endif next i this should be the correction also if the compressed file starts with 78DA it is zlib.