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Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing
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Re: Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing
Thank you so much for this script. Do you know if the .spc files it produces are extractable ? I couldn't find anything about this any where besides here.
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Honestly I don't know. SPC is a file extension mentioned in other posts, if it's a different post maybe upload one file for analysis.
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Re: Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing
dragon.gpu.spc is just a sequence of DDS without any table that references them.
The table is definitely somewhere else but you can easily rip the dds without caring about it.
I suppose dragon_cpu.spc is the same container without table but doesn't contain simple files like the gpu one.
The table is definitely somewhere else but you can easily rip the dds without caring about it.
I suppose dragon_cpu.spc is the same container without table but doesn't contain simple files like the gpu one.
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Re: Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing
Hello, sorry for necropost.aluigi wrote:dragon.gpu.spc is just a sequence of DDS without any table that references them.
The table is definitely somewhere else but you can easily rip the dds without caring about it.
I suppose dragon_cpu.spc is the same container without table but doesn't contain simple files like the gpu one.
Any chance to check this? https://github.com/Tyaap/ASRT_CpuGpuToo ... /v1.8-beta
This tool can read the CPU.xxx file table to locate the data stuff in the GPU.xxx file from any version of the game.
If is possible to improve this tool (I'm not a programmer) could be cool!
SPC means System PC, and go on!