Thanks! I'm able to view all graphics now for SMT: SJ, some of the GFNT files were compressed and had to change the extension to get the output file, works really good. And I believe you are right about the GTFS files.

Thanks! Can the archives be dumped of content or just by hex editor copy and paste? Either/or works.

I've noted in the enemy FBINs there are GFAN, which I believe are animation, and GTSF, which serve an unknown purpose.

It is a spam bot. =/

These are image and texture files used by SMT: Strange Journey. Uncertain of the format and seem compressed.

Thanks for the reply. And I see, it isn't exactly conversion, but more-so, kinda wondering, for all I know, these could not be that far from XMID or MIDI, as I hear them ingame. I could possibly get a recording of how one of them sound ingame and try replacing files and see if it has an effect.

Ah I see, well thanks anyways, we are somewhere close at least.

The script doesn't seem to extract the sounds correctly, doesn't keep their directory structure which is seen in the header there. The TGA files also do not seem readable.

Not sure what to make of these other than that they seem like the music used by the game in some odd MIDI-like format, since some reference instruments. I have most of the game files figured out except these.

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Here is what happens when I try dumping the content of sound.rsc. Doesn't quite read the structure correctly. And when I try extracting textures it gives an unreadable format.

The above attachment is a DLL used by the game to read the GFX Resource Files V1.0 files. It should help for those that can read them, I can't. It is all gibberish to me when I try debugging it.

Still no luck in decoding the sprites. Could it be some RLE7 like the ANI files?



http://optfr.free-h.net/cdi/index.php?mod=formats

Each archive seems oddly uncompressed and are just used to store the data. I was able to extract audio from the sounds archive, and see some scripts. EVERYTHING is stored in these "GFX Resource Files V1.0". Found something that may be useful. It is a DLL called rsrc.dll and is specifically...

Hey thanks, now I got it!

Well, the one that extracts a palette compatible with CDitool/Meentool seems to output 3byte files rather than extracting a palette.

Also, the audio one works great! Does the RAW extractor take out chunks of audio from an ANI file?