well done Rick. to keep me in exercise with the bms language and for who is interesting in its syntax I have made a simple commented script: idstring "\xa6\x31\x48\x47" # check if the signature is correct get SIZE asize # get the size of the file math SIZE -= 4 # skip 4 bytes log MEMORY_FI...

it's for sure not a block cipher algorithm due to the lack of alignment and for stormgame.ini that doesn't show the same 8/16 bytes blocks, for example they vary each 2 bytes (in a block cipher the blocks are identical or completely different, not half).
I don't have other ideas

providing the file is the first step

@qwerty
I have seen that post in which you say that the game files of tdu2 can be decrypted with tdudec, correct?
so only the savegames can't be decrypted yet?

as written here the code and the keys are the same but even after trying various combinations the result is incorrect.
I don't have the game so I have made a simple analysis of the executable but still nothing good

this is a xma file, it's strange that it gets extracted as wma.
can you point me to the xwb file if it's not much big?

qwerty let me know if there is something to add (a feature) or to fix in quickbms (latest version is 0.4.8b)

oh it's simple, nowhere on xentax.com because there is no section of the forum about these things.
anyway if in you I would have tried selecting the compatibility option on the executable to Windows 98

doesn't matter if it's a simple file, it's totally senseless. then if you have the game why you ask the dll here??? reinstall it! alternatively download the demo and get it from there: http://www.fileplanet.com/131078/download/XIII-US-Multiplayer-Demo or alternatively2 download the patch that you ne...

@LoneTiger
I have identified it by watching the RIFF header, the codec 0x02 is microsoft adpcm.
but even without the file I could have guessed it was msadpcm because I have already had problems with it when in use in xwb files :)

calculating the size of a block of data is a job for the hex editor, so if he had 0x74 (74 00 00 00 in little endian) then he proabably saw 74 bytes of data, which are also easy to count due to the 16 bytes alignment usually in use in the hex editor (for example 7 rows plus 4 columns). the script th...

it's normal with microsoft adpcm and ima adpcm because only some programs like mplayer and vlc handles them correctly

can you check if this script works also with this game?
viewtopic.php?p=35143#p35143

if it works and you don't like the names replace:
log NAME_CRC OFFSET SIZE
with:
log "" OFFSET SIZE

endian big idstring "FGP\0" get DUMMY long get FILES long get DUMMY long math BASE_OFF long FILES math BASE_OFF *= 16 math BASE_OFF += 0x10 for i = 0 < FILES get NAME_CRC long get OFFSET long get SIZE long get ZSIZE long math OFFSET += BASE_OFF clog "" OFFSET ZSIZE SIZE next i

released the new version just now.
anyway please send me a mail when a new game of Telltale is released so that I can update the tool or publish directly the key on the fly