Doctor Who - Top Trumps [Wii] [2008] Extraction of PACKWII.T3P & OPENING.BNR?

[klsd33]

Hi all.

Doctor Who Top Trumps has a data file containing the various files from the game, 'PACKWII.T3P' and a file called, 'OPENING.BNR'

Need help with a script to extract both contents.

Help is very much appreciated.

https://m1.afileditch.ch/bFzsIcBKlgKswEpANaer.T3P
https://s1.fileditch.ch/VpaOcdPCYrghxAYHpas.BNR

[BloodRaynare]

Here's the script to extract T3P files.
Most of the files are compressed and however I haven't figured out what the compression was (might be custom IDK) so most of the game files aren't usable yet for time being.

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endian big

IDString "T3PK4.00"
get UNK long
get NAME_INFO_OFF long
get NAME_INFO_SZ long
get NAME_INFO_OFF_ABS long

for i = 0
	get OFFSET long
	if OFFSET == 0
		break
	endif
	get ZSIZE long
	get SIZE long
	get UNK1 long
	get NAME_ABS_OFF long
	get PATH_NAME_ABS_OFF long
	getDstring PAD 0x10
	savepos INFO_OFF
	xmath PATH_NAME_OFF "NAME_INFO_OFF + PATH_NAME_ABS_OFF"
	goto PATH_NAME_OFF
	get PATH string
	xmath FNAME_OFF "NAME_INFO_OFF + NAME_INFO_OFF_ABS + NAME_ABS_OFF"
	goto FNAME_OFF
	get FNAME string
	string NAME p "%s%s" PATH FNAME
	# clog NAME OFFSET ZSIZE SIZE
	if ZSIZE == 0
		log NAME OFFSET SIZE
	else
		log NAME OFFSET ZSIZE
	endif
	goto INFO_OFF
next i

As for OPENING.BNR, it's just an animated banner for the Wii's menu when you inserted the game disc.

[klsd33]

Here's the script to extract T3P files.
Most of the files are compressed and however I haven't figured out what the compression was (might be custom IDK) so most of the game files aren't usable yet for time being.

As for OPENING.BNR, it's just an animated banner for the Wii's menu when you inserted the game disc.

That's great. Hopefully in the near future, the SFX and textures will also be useable and readable.

Since the files aren't useable, the games pre-rendered movie FMVS aren't working yet but as a reference they are .t3m files
Example below;

mission_complete.t3m https://s1.fileditch.ch/TIrOvfVxBLrnMSAVpjlp.t3m

There is also the PS2 version which is, 'PACKPS2.T3P'

BTW, Wii script doesn't work for the PS2 version.

https://m1.afileditch.ch/SoKgdHMVdvXhBMfZyudj.T3P

[BloodRaynare]

Here's the script for PS2 version
The differences is just the endianness (PS2 is little while the Wii is big) and lack of 0x10 padding at the end of each file entries

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IDString "T3PK4.00"
get FILES long
get NAME_INFO_OFF long
get NAME_INFO_SZ long
get NAME_INFO_OFF_ABS long

for i = 0 < FILES
	get OFFSET long
	if OFFSET == 0
		break
	endif
	get ZSIZE long
	get SIZE long
	get UNK1 long
	get NAME_ABS_OFF long
	get PATH_NAME_ABS_OFF long
	savepos INFO_OFF
	xmath PATH_NAME_OFF "NAME_INFO_OFF + PATH_NAME_ABS_OFF"
	goto PATH_NAME_OFF
	get PATH string
	xmath FNAME_OFF "NAME_INFO_OFF + NAME_INFO_OFF_ABS + NAME_ABS_OFF"
	goto FNAME_OFF
	get FNAME string
	string NAME p "%s%s" PATH FNAME
	# clog NAME OFFSET ZSIZE SIZE
	if ZSIZE == 0
		log NAME OFFSET SIZE
	else
		log NAME OFFSET ZSIZE
	endif
	goto INFO_OFF
next i

However, as always, file is still compressed (Haven't figured out what the compression algorithm is and the offset where the compression stream starts).

[klsd33]

Here's the script for PS2 version
The differences is just the endianness (PS2 is little while the Wii is big) and lack of 0x10 padding at the end of each file entries

Code: Select all

IDString "T3PK4.00"
get FILES long
get NAME_INFO_OFF long
get NAME_INFO_SZ long
get NAME_INFO_OFF_ABS long

for i = 0 < FILES
	get OFFSET long
	if OFFSET == 0
		break
	endif
	get ZSIZE long
	get SIZE long
	get UNK1 long
	get NAME_ABS_OFF long
	get PATH_NAME_ABS_OFF long
	savepos INFO_OFF
	xmath PATH_NAME_OFF "NAME_INFO_OFF + PATH_NAME_ABS_OFF"
	goto PATH_NAME_OFF
	get PATH string
	xmath FNAME_OFF "NAME_INFO_OFF + NAME_INFO_OFF_ABS + NAME_ABS_OFF"
	goto FNAME_OFF
	get FNAME string
	string NAME p "%s%s" PATH FNAME
	# clog NAME OFFSET ZSIZE SIZE
	if ZSIZE == 0
		log NAME OFFSET SIZE
	else
		log NAME OFFSET ZSIZE
	endif
	goto INFO_OFF
next i

However, as always, file is still compressed (Haven't figured out what the compression algorithm is and the offset where the compression stream starts).

Thanks.

I also missed off the PC version of the game which features the following file which presumably also has the audio inside.

packpc.t3p: https://m1.afileditch.ch/DJjQiqwrcTrTqtDPMExj.t3p

[BloodRaynare]

The PS2 script is compatible with the PC one, so no need to create another. However, what I've said about compression is still applies.

[klsd33]

Alright. Thanks for letting me know!