Unpack KH 1.5+2.5 HD PC release

[GrzybDev]

Since 2.8 uses similar or the same game archives, I'm assuming that my tool will also work on these archives (but i haven't checked it). If it doesn't work, please report issue in github or here

[Dark_Ansem]

Yes, all games until 2.8 feature in the compilation use that structure, to an extent. But maybe encryption keys could be different.

[GrzybDev]

Just quick checked, and yes my tool works even on 2.8.
They're using the same encryption keys

[tbmq008]

GrzybDev i don't understand all of the python code.
i'm talking about parts like these:

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span = array[num:num + length]

how is this even readable?

[GrzybDev]

Oh, it's actually quite simple

span is all entries from array starting from index "num" and ending on index "num + length"

[tbmq008]

bad news.
the script - MY script - will be worked on tomorrow.

[Dark_Ansem]

so I found them, as you said, but SED files have no name, only their hash, and they need to be renamed to SCD to work. On the other hand, the SCD appear to be unpacked and working.

[GrzybDev]

so I found them, as you said, but SED files have no name, only their hash, and they need to be renamed to SCD to work. On the other hand, the SCD appear to be unpacked and working.

My tool uses all available data, so if you see hash instead of name, it's simple - there's no filename.
Only files in folders have names, root ones does not have any name, so I'm using hash. Similarly to script posted here

[GrzybDev]

bad news.
the script - MY script - will be worked on tomorrow.

And why is that bad news? Your work will be pretty much redundant, but sure. more approaches usually mean better understanding so ultimately everyone will benefit

[Dark_Ansem]

so I found them, as you said, but SED files have no name, only their hash, and they need to be renamed to SCD to work. On the other hand, the SCD appear to be unpacked and working.

My tool uses all available data, so if you see hash instead of name, it's simple - there's no filename.
Only files in folders have names, root ones does not have any name, so I'm using hash. Similarly to script posted here

Interesting. That's different than the approach employed by the PS4 versions.