Wolfenstein (2009) .SPK / .MPK

[Itze]

I tried to unpack the archives of the new Wolfenstein game and thought it would be as easy as all IDtech based games(zip archives)... however this time raven build their own simple format...

there are .SPK (Singlepack?) files with one file inside and .MPK (Multipack?) with multiple files inside

i used offzip -a with standart settings first on a .MPK file and got multiple smaller zlibbed chunks... each of therse chunks then contains an amount of files (1 byte in the archive = number of files) after that follows the filetable and after that the raw data.

i hope this can be automated easily cause unpacking and unpacking again is highly annoying

i don't have example archives right now(maybe someone else can upload some? ) since i'm at work but i'll upload some later when im home again...

[OrangeC]

I can already unpack the music, but i cant for the 360 archives;

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0JG22HON

[Itze]

i can unpack all files in the spk / mpk's (pc version) but it's tedious work :/

i dunno if quickbms can handle this on its own?

maybe with a little batchfile

[chrrox]

It should not be to hard once I get a sample file ill look at it for you.

[Itze]

here it is:
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/89027429/file.html

some files from the castle map, 47mb... couldn't get it smaller :/

also i think that MPK means Master Pack and SPK means Slave Pack or something like that xD

[asmxtx]

I'm currently working on an unpacker for MPK/SPK-files. I'm almost finished, but I have problems to restore the original file extensions, because they aren't stored in the SPK/MPK-ZLIB-streams. I could need any help to finsish the translation table for these sub-formats.
As far as I could find out there are these ZLIB-sub-streams within the MPK/SPK-files:

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"AASS","BRAI","DECL","ENTS","HKXA","HKXR","HKXS","MODL","PBBF","PROC","SKEL","SNDS","TXTR"
;DECL -> decls
;ENTS -> entities
;MODL -> md5r
;PROC -> procb	
;TXTR -> dds

Once I know what extensions these files have I will provide an unpacker for it. Please contact me per PM or (better) put an answer to the "Little Extractor"-thread.
Thank you.

[OrangeC]

Well all i know is that the music files are mp3 original.

[Itze]

I could need any help to finsish the translation table for these sub-formats.
As far as I could find out there are these ZLIB-sub-streams within the MPK/SPK-files:

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"AASS","BRAI","DECL","ENTS","HKXA","HKXR","HKXS","MODL","PBBF","PROC","SKEL","SNDS","TXTR"
;DECL -> decls
;ENTS -> entities
;MODL -> md5r
;PROC -> procb	
;TXTR -> dds

have you tried looking in the multiplayer pak files? those can be opened normally and use the same folder structure...

and because we can read most of the path in the singleplayer paks you could check the extensions that are in the multiplayer paks under the same folder?

[Csimbi]

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[Frosty]

Whats in the .mpk and .spk files? and does anyone know whats with all the cachemaps files?

[Csimbi]

Whats in the .mpk and .spk files? and does anyone know whats with all the cachemaps files?

Seems like it contains only map-specific data: sounds, music, textures, etc.

[Csimbi]

Here's an experimental unpacker for the decls files.

[Frosty]

Where are the mulitplayer paks at?

[Csimbi]

Where are the mulitplayer paks at?

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WOLFDIR\MP\base\pak0.pk4
WOLFDIR\MP\base\pak1.pk4
WOLFDIR\MP\base\pak2.pk4
WOLFDIR\MP\base\pak3.pk4
WOLFDIR\MP\base\zpak_english000.pk4

[asmxtx]

Here are all (15) available file types WOLF2 seems to access (as far as I could find out).
To finish my extractor I could need some help regarding proper assignable file extensions.

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[FileType_DWORD_Value] -> [associated_file_extension]

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AASS -> ???
BRAI -> ???
DECL -> decls
ENTS -> entities                    
HKXA -> ???
HKXR -> ???
HKXS -> ???
MODL -> md5r                        
PBBF -> MD5RBin (Not sure)
PROC -> procb
SGFX -> ???
SKEL -> ???
SNDS -> mp3 (Not sure)
TXTR -> dds
VIDO -> bik (Not sure)