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WRS wrote:

Miyu wrote:thank you very much for the help!
i won't let your efforts go to waste

i've just extracted every single resource structure which saves manually extracting it all -->

https://gist.github.com/x1nixmzeng/a4a5 ... tructs-txt

Nonstop wrote: I noticed the structure seems to be missing something for certain files? Haven't made it through all the files yet but one that doesn't seem to work is tb_Skill.res. Even trying the file used when you made the script it seemed to fail.

So it seems like there was another call for those files and I just labeled it read_int2 and added that. No clue if it is correct or not but it was at
the very least able to parse all the way through the files.

User-defined labels
Label    Address                                 Disassembly                               Comment
<read_tb> 001370E0                               PUSH EBP
<read_wstring_and_len> 00137450                  PUSH EBP
<read_byte> 0013C9D0                             PUSH EBP
<read_short> 0013CA50                            PUSH EBP
<read_int> 0013CAD0                              PUSH EBP
<read and verify checksum> 00159B80              PUSH EBP
         001607DE                                PUSH EAX                                  (Initial CPU selection)

struct tb_Skill
{
uint i1;
ushort s1;
uint i2;
uint i3;
ubyte b1;
ubyte b2;
ubyte b3;
ubyte b4;
ubyte b5;
ubyte b6;
ubyte b7;
uint i4;
uint i5;
uint i6;
uint i7;
ubyte b8;
ubyte b9;
ubyte b10;
ubyte b11;
ushort s2;
ubyte b12;
ushort s3;
ubyte b13;
ubyte b14;
ubyte b15;
uint i8;
ubyte b16;
ubyte b17;
ubyte b18;
ubyte b19;
ubyte b20;
uint i9;
uint i10;
uint i11;
uint i12;
uint i13;
uint i14;
uint i15;
ubyte b21;
ushort s4;
ushort s5;
ubyte b22;
ubyte b23;
ubyte b24;
ubyte b25;
ubyte b26;
uint i16;
uint i17;
uint i18;
ubyte b27;
ushort s6;
ushort len1;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str1[len1*2];
ushort s7;
uint i19;
ushort len2;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str2[len2*2];
ushort len3;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str3[len3*2];
ushort len4;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str4[len4*2];
ushort len5;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str5[len5*2];
ubyte b28;
uint i20;
ushort s8;
ubyte b29;
ubyte b30;
ushort s9;
ushort len6;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str6[len6*2];
ushort len7;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str7[len7*2];
ushort len8;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str8[len8*2];
ubyte b31;
ushort len9;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str9[len9*2];
ushort len10;
// note: strings are wchar_t types, but hashed as bytes
ubyte str10[len10*2];
ubyte b32;
ubyte b33;
ubyte b34;
ubyte b35;
};