the following script for QuickBMS is probably a better solution (moreover because it can be launched recursively on a folder): # DDS endian reverser 0.1 # script for QuickBMS http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms idstring "DDS " get HEADSZ long if HEADSZ & 0xff000000 reverselong HEADSZ...

2 threads on xentax for a gui??? blah
a tip: XMAEncode.exe

mah, I said that any archiver was ok anyway use 7-zip that allows to choose any field:
http://www.7-zip.org

uhmmm it could be a sha1 hash, I didn't verify it when I performed the reversing because was not necessary for my work

in case someone is interested the following is the latest version of my asura.bms script:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/asura.bms

a tip: don't use easy-share

wow just arrived at home :) #public struct WGM1 { idstring WGM1 get unk_1 short getdstring info 0x64 get file_count long #ENTRY[file_count] files; #} for i = 0 < file_count #public struct ENTRY { get unk_1 char getdstring name 0x04 get dummy long get size long savepos offset log name offset size mat...

no, I didn't continue with the research on this game. so the so called "final script" is ever the original one plus the above patch of Hawkear (I have not tested it but I'm sure it works ok): http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/avatar.bms as written in the header of the script it's not supported ...

the script will produce some duplicates because the handling of the folders structure should be performed by using the first table (the table of the folders) anyway the output is ok also using this easier method: # script for QuickBMS http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms idstring VFS2 get BASE_NAME...

no problem, exactly as I imagined it uses big endian (native on x360) so I have updated the previous script.
refresh the link

http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#others-file
then go down till the orkdec tool and read very well its description and the one of orkdec_files

@maddog
I have updated the asura.bms script on http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/asura.bms
the problem was caused by that senseless padding as usual

try the following script, it worked with the pc version:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/justcause2.bms
if doesn't work upload the tab file and I will take a look

this format looks exactly like the one reversed here (I noticed the 0xfa10 signature and remembered it):
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