I have updated my mas.bms script to support also the mas archives of the Simraceway game (a collection of mods): http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/mas.bms remember that the script works with ANY mas archive of the games based on the ISI gmotor engine like ACTC, rFactor, ARCA, BMW M3, Sports Cart GT, NASC...

Rick provides also a packer application so why you open a new thread here wasting our time for something that already exists instead of contacting the original developer first???
he has written the tools and he is the best person who can solve the compatibility problems.

name of the game?
is this file complete or only a part?

in my opinion it's only a part because there are offsets bigger than the file size

I used a hex editor (xvi32) to check the archive.

# Corum Online # script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org get PATH basename string PATH += / get DUMMY long get FILES long goto 0x5c for i = 0 < FILES get XSIZE long get SIZE long get NAMESZ long math NAMESZ += 1 get XOFFSET long getdstring DUMMY 0x10 getdstring NAME NAMESZ savepos OFFSET set...

this type of file has been already discussed here on xentax, use google with the following keywords:
"xof" site:xentax.com

the script for quickbms is ready, write the name of the game and I will post it

they are normal zip files, the only problem is that some of them (like HIS6.res) have a password.

take a look at the following topic if you can catch it with the methods explained there (signsrch + ollydbg):
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=3662

wow your request is so urgent that you had no time to read the rules.
another thread to ignore...

in my opinion this is a data only file.
I guess there is an index file somewhere but the files contained in this archive are "PP20" which is probably a graphic format that I don't know

experimental and ugly script... but works: # Musketeers 3 # script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org comtype lzf idstring "GDP" set PATH string "" set NAME string "" get xPATH_NEXT asize callfunction EXTRACT startfunction EXTRACT math PATH_NEXT = xPATH_NEXT string...

the compression algorithm is a problem because it looks xmemdecompress but there is something wrong with it so the following script does NOT work: # Sacred 2 UNFINISHED! # comtype is not correct or tuned! open FDDE "index" string DATA p= "%03d" 0 open FDDE DATA 1 comtype xmemdeco...

# Soul Order Online # script for QuickBMS get NAME string get NAMESZ long getdstring NAME NAMESZ get DUMMY long get OFFSET long get DUMMY long get FILES long math OFFSET += 0x10 goto OFFSET for i = 0 < FILES get NAMESZ long getdstring NAME NAMESZ get DUMMY byte get OFFSET long get ZSIZE long get SI...

I have checked it but that's it.
I handle the files sequentially because the format sux and I don't see a number which indicates what filename matches the entry (where is contained the offset).
so if the names and the entries are not sequential I can do nothing.

exist various def jam games so it's better if you use the following keyword on google (exactly as I have typed it):
"def jam" site:xentax.com