depends by the script because some scripts don't support reinjection (like mk9.bms)

you are using a jurassik version, remember to check ever the latest version of quickbms:
http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms

use offzip for these ctd/cft files (0x05 "CSR" header)

nobody will send you copyrighted material

maybe it's not a classical archive (no file information table or maybe obfuscated).
if you open it with notepad++ you can see it's 99% text

the executable doesn't contain names and although I have found some references to some file sizes there is not a classical file information table. that's what I meant with no results. anyway I had some free time and so I made an experiment and the following is the result: # Def Jam Vendetta (lame du...

try uploading SLES_514.79 but in my opinion there will be no results

I don't understand, what's the exact problem you have during the repacking?

obviously (I guess it was clear) the example in that post used the crysis script but you must use the script for your specific game... that's why it's an example

usually a repacker is a boring job for various reasons included the fact that it takes time.

for example I can write an extracting script for quickbms in some seconds but if I should create a repacker for the same format it could take me hours.
that's why I don't make repackers.

the problem is that the script has not been made for that file.
the script unpacks the files with a '_' at the end of their extension while you have a gcg file there (and no I don't know what is that file)

probably it checks a crc or something similar, in that case you can't use the quickbms reimporting solution

script for quickbms: # Elements of War # script for QuickBMS http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#quickbms idstring "SMA" get DUMMY byte get DUMMY byte get FILES long get HEAD_SIZE long for i = 0 < FILES get NAME string get SIZE long get ZSIZE long get OFFSET long if ZSIZE == 0 log NAME OFFSET SIZ...

the sample no longer exist

I prefer the native implementation in quickbms instead of a bms script work-around.

at the moment I don't have idea how to implement this easily for all the algorithms not supported by the confortable EVP method, anyway it's in my TODO list for the next version.

quickbms can reimport the modified files back in the archives:
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