I'll probably commit my unpacking code soon; today I've been working on the w2scripts file (got most of it read -- need to write disassembler ).

voltagex wrote:Is it GitHub or something so I can subscribe to your commits?

http://cia.vc/stats/project/red
http://svn.gib.me/public/red

It won't, w2strings files are another beast entirely, not an archive file.

chrrox wrote:you got an extractor working?

Yes, I have not committed my code to my repository yet though.

chrrox wrote:I doubt this format will be supported they seem to have ripped off unreal engine's format without actually using the unreal engine.

What? their archive format looks nothing like unreal packages.

http://svn.gib.me/public/brink/trunk/

Work in progress.

I don't know, I don't follow 360-specific compression schemes, previously zlib was used in RFG, SR2. It isn't the case for RFA.

effects archive has no compression, just a new version of VPP archive. anims is also new version, but has unknown compression scheme (probably the 360 specific XMemDecompress junk).

Gamma256 wrote:Drag ANY .str file and use Gibbed.Visceral.StrUnpack.exe NOT Gibbed.Visceral.UnpackSTR.exe

Also the new Dead Space 2: Severed str files wont unpack. Dunno why, hey rick if your still here can you possibly help?

Can you post the first 1MB of one of the ones that don't work?

Depends on where you bought it, my Steam copy has Steam DRM and GFWL.

You can toggle vsync in the game options just fine though.

You can use my inicrypt to reencrypt, just click+drag unencrypted file onto inicrypt again.

http://mod.gib.me/bulletstorm/inicrypt.exe

(I was too tired to open Visual Studio when I posted the crypto snippet )

This should be it, untested. unsigned char *output; if (*(unsigned int *)&input[0] == 0x474831A6) { output = malloc(length - 4); unsigned char *key = { 0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x0A, 0x0B, 0x0C, 0x0D, 0x1A, 0x2B, 0x3C, 0x4D, 0xDB, 0xCA, 0x43, 0x21 }; unsigned char magic = (length - 4) % 256; for ...

This is in regards to the PS3 version, it probably applies to 360 too. .pac files are generic Atlus containers (one of them described in the Trauma Center thread ). .nif files are Gamebryo models, obviously. They probably are in a newer format/version which NifSkope probably can't function on. .dds ...