I found this funny toys which can let 3d models dancing on your desktop.
And I want to edit things like models, dance etc.
when I look at the file, they are kinds of zlib file (78 9C)
But in MyspriteLE\Sequences\Illusion.dsq
I can't decompress it with zlib, by looking in hex editor.
I found the last few bytes are xx xx 9C 78 A3? (all the others files dcz, dmp etc similiar)
May be inversed zlib!? Can anyone help. Thank you.
https://mega.co.nz/#!e8FkBD6Z!MyCY5pl5rgHLZ1ELHwkDw5CdTlxXW_evh3vSopL2hNU
MyspriteLE(iDance) compressed files
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Re: MyspriteLE(iDance) compressed files
MySpriteLE dcz/dsq decrypter and decompressor
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/others/mysprite.bms
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/others/mysprite.bms
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Re: MyspriteLE(iDance) compressed files
Sorry for a n00b question.
Is it possible to repack it back?
eg:
I unpack quickbms mysprite.bms C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\bikini2.dcz C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\unpack\
after editing the file. I want to repack it back with quickbms -G -w -r mysprite.bms C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\bikini2.dcz C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\unpack\
But it didn't work! Help again please.
Is it possible to repack it back?
eg:
I unpack quickbms mysprite.bms C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\bikini2.dcz C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\unpack\
after editing the file. I want to repack it back with quickbms -G -w -r mysprite.bms C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\bikini2.dcz C:\MyspriteLE\Characters\bikini2\unpack\
But it didn't work! Help again please.
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Re: MyspriteLE(iDance) compressed files
I have updated the script to version 0.1.1 for doing the job automatically (it checks if the name contains the "_unpack" string).
Note that some files are not compressed but the script compresses them anyway... it should work probably.
Note that some files are not compressed but the script compresses them anyway... it should work probably.