The game
Call Of Duty: Online is a free to play call of duty based in china. anyone can download for free form the official site, however to register and play you would need assistance.. perhaps a search on your favourite search engine will guide you
So I have 347 .ifs files ranging from 17kb - 350mbs
Now opening one of the 17KB files in Hex Workshop, just after the
header:
HEX header:
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6E696673, AC000000, 00000500, 0040000000000000, 3527000000000000, E221000000000000, 0040000000000000, 2040000000000000, 4305000000000000, D900000000000000, 2000000000000000, 0100000000000000, 00400000, 00400000, 33B4, 80B8, 4BAE, 919A, C35C, 1043, BF31, 5343, 6257, 2222, A2D9, E397, 996F, AFD2, DF2D, 57FE, 45D7, 4FD8, AC7B, FEE0, BB87, 7523, 394D, 047E, 5028, 8851, 85D5, ED73, 8987, A6AD, F37C, 8505, 47AA, 17B2, 86D5, 2C6B, 9981, 7C3F, 4995, E2CC
ASCII header:
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nifs.........@......5'.......!.......@...... @......C............... ................@...@..3...K....\.C.1SCbW"".....o...-W.E.O..{....u#9M.~P(.Q...s.....|..G.....,k..|?I...
I can see readable strings, it seems that these are File locations, for example:
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[color=#BF0040]lf_dlc2_mp_afghan.lst..
main/models/projectile_cbu97_clusterbomb_lod011..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_cave_stress.mp3..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_mach_hum_splash2_loop.wav..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_rock_debris_verby_loop.wav..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_water_drips_loop.wav..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_water_rivernobird_dist_loop.wav..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_wind_loop_desert2.wav..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_wood_rocks_heavy1res.wav..
main/sound/amb_emitters/emt_wood_rocks_heavy2res.wav..
main/sound/explosions/dest_firextngsh01.wav..
main/sound/explosions/dest_firextngsh02.wav..
main/sound/explosions/dest_firextngsh03.wav..
main/sound/music/mp/mp_afghan_spawn_141.mp3..
main/sound/music/mp/mp_afghan_spawn_scar.mp3..[/color]
If you were to count, there are 15 files listed above and yet another 174 .iwi files found by a quick search....
Now after each file string shown above, you see
.. , the two bytes that represent these are
0D 0A
Now to me this seems very unlikely or even possible to fit 189 files, specially with .wav/mp3, even compressed?
Checking other files:
Doing a search on part of the file name "afghan" shows the following results
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lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8 - 60.2mb
ff_dlc2_mp_afghan_V42.ifs - 27.4
ff_dlc19_hp_addon_mp_afghan_V1.ifs - 32kb
lf_dlc19_hp_addon_mp_afghan.ifs -32kb
lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8.1.ifs - 17kb
lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8.2.ifs - 17kb
The files
lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8, lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8.1.ifs, lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8.2.ifs seem to have the same filenames in all three.
A quick hex search on these files shows the following
lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8 has 177 .iwi files
lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8.1 has 174 .iwi files
lf_dlc2_mp_afghan_V8.2 has 173 .iwi files
So what can this mean? As you can most probably tell, I am a bit lost..
any help will be grateful