Timesplitters 2 PAK Formats Request
Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 11:16 pm
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Re: Timesplitters 2 PAK Formats Request
Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 10:47 pm
I've figured out the format. Just hold your breath till I update MexCom and post the solution.
Re: Timesplitters 2 PAK Formats Request
Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 12:11 am
Thank you very much, Mr. Mouse! I greatly appreciate your time in looking into this. 
Re: Timesplitters 2 PAK Formats Request
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 9:50 pm
BMS
The sound.pak anim format is P4CK for instance, while ch.pak is in P8CK format.
Here are the descriptions.
The format, there are two formats, the P8CK format and the P4CK format:Get ID Long 0;
Get tailoffset Long 0;
Get filenum Long 0;
If ID = 1262696528;
Get stringtableoffset Long 0;
Get stringtablesize Long 0;
For t = 1 To filenum;
GoTo tailoffset 0;
Get stringoffset Long 0;
Math stringoffset += stringtableoffset;
Get filesize Long 0;
Get fileoffset Long 0;
SavePos tailoffset 0;
GoTo stringoffset 0;
Get filename String 0;
Log filename fileoffset filesize 0 0;
Next t;
EndIf;
If ID = 1262695504;
Get reserved Long 0;
Math filenum /= 60;
GoTo tailoffset 0;
For t = 1 To filenum;
GetDString filename 48 0;
Get fileoffset Long 0;
Get filesize Long 0;
Get dummy Long 0;
Log filename fileoffset filesize 0 0;
Next t;
The sound.pak anim format is P4CK for instance, while ch.pak is in P8CK format.
Here are the descriptions.
#P4CK:
// header
char(4) ID string ("P4CK")
UINT32 Offset of tail
UINT32 Tailsize ( divide by 60 to get the Number of resources in the archive)
UINT32 Reserved (0)
// TAIL (for all files in sequence)
char(48) Filename
uint32 File offset
uint32 File size
uint32 Reserved(0)
#P8CK
// header
char(4) ID string ("P8CK")
UINT32 Offset of tail
UINT32 Number of resources
UINT32 String Table offset (Filename strings)
UINT32 String Table size
// String Table (for all files in sequence)
char(x) Filename, null-terminated string
// TAIL (for all files in sequence)
uint32 Filename offset in String Table
uint32 Filesize
uint32 Fileoffset
Re: Timesplitters 2 PAK Formats Request
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 11:32 pm
Yes!! I'll be registering your product as soon as can, but for now this documentation is great for my education. THANK YOU.
Re: Timesplitters 2 PAK Formats Request
Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2015 4:56 am
How did you manage to get a hold of the PAK in the first place? I can't view the xbox files on my disk or iso.