the ckd files that were posted in another thread were just raw dds files:
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=7690

they (checked only those of x360) look like uncompressed raw dds files.
check them with a hex editor

open FDDE "tbl" open FDDE "cdp" 1 get FILES asize math FILES /= 8 for i = 0 < FILES get OFFSET long get SIZE long math OFFSET *= 0x800 log "" OFFSET SIZE next i note that probably there is a little bug in quickbms which is not able to find the cdp/tbl files if the outp...

the content of the files (graphic/models) is not my field so I'm not much useful here.
I guess it's not the first time I see these xbox xslt files (those RW4xb2 headers there are familiar) but that's all I know

(suggestion, search "rw4xb2" on google!)

the TBL files! :)
they should contain what I'm searching, upload them

ok I have updated the script, the link is ever the same:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/skate3.bms

no, it's a data file too.
except for these CDP files what other extensions exist?
exists a small possibility that the file list is directly in the executable.

maybe try to post a list of the files you have there and the executable

job done:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/rayman_origins.bms

yes it's perfectly possible because the same algorithm is not really identical so some of them pack better of others or pack some types of data better than others. quickbms uses zlib for this type of data and it's not that good for compression ratio. quickbms implements also the deflate algorithm us...

try to upload the first 10mb of that file, hopefully the incompatibility is covered in that part

looks like an Unity asset, no tool for that.
so at the moment the alternative is trying to find the data manually with a hex editor

the files contain raw data, the index table (name/offset/size) is somewhere else and without it you can't extract the files

upload the executable of the game, it contains the substitution table needed to deobfuscate the filenames and offsets/sizes.

if you refer to problems during the reinjection I can do nothing because the injectable data (compressed or plain-text file) must be minor-equal than the original one. so if the archive uses compression and your file is smaller than the original one it could be invalid because when compressed it's l...

some files can't be reinjected because they use MEMORY_FILEs operations due to the usage of chunks (the file is splitted in various compressed pieces)