Text Files Shadow Of mordor

[michalss]

Can anyone help please with this format ??

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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/38234344/stringSoM.rar

This is what i have so far... I cannot find offset

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BigEndian();

local uint x;

char sign[4];
uint version;
uint headsize;
uint entry;
uint64 textSize; // must be *2 coz of unicode
byte bbb[8];

for (x=0;x<entry;x++) {

 struct Entry {
    //uint ID;
    //uint Offset;

    ushort id1;    //???
    ushort id2;   //????
    ushort of1;   //????
    ushort of2;   //????

 }data;

}

[michalss]

anyone please ? I cannot figure it out

[aluigi]

Really strange because there is a field that doesn't seem to have a meaning and the total number of strings is different than those reported in the files.
This is my idea:

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endian big
idstring "BDKS"
get DUMMY long
get DUMMY long
get FILES long
getdstring DUMMY 16
for i = 0 < FILES
    get DUMMY long
    get CRC long
next i

get BDKS_SIZE asize
do
    get STR unicode
    print "%STR%"
    savepos OFFSET
while OFFSET < BDKS_SIZE

[michalss]

well had same problem 100% same one for me this data did not make sense

[michalss]

Was testing it in game and works ok there is no any offsets to text fields. iteresting how this game work Anyway working on repacker now... Ill post it here once is done

[InKviZ]

It already has a program that can translate the text.

[michalss]

It already has a program that can translate the text.

OK share it pls ? I dont want to waste time on this if such a thing exist?

[michalss]

This format is stupid My lates version of 010 Template, but still dont know if this is correct. Tested it in game and once you make strings longer then in game u can see text *SPAM* up

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//--------------------------------------
//--- 010 Editor v5.0.2 Binary Template
//
// File:
// Author: michalss
// Revision: 1.5
// Purpose: Shadow of Mordor TextFiles
//--------------------------------------
BigEndian();

local uint x,padding,dCounter;
local string text;

char sign[4];
uint version;
uint headsize;
uint entry;
uint64 textSize; // must be *2 coz of unicode
uint64 unk;


struct DONTKNOW {
    for (x=0;x<entry;x++) {

        struct Entry {
   
            uint dummy;    
            uint crc;

        }data;

   }
}n;

dCounter = (textSize*2)+(entry*2);

struct TextEntry {
do {

 struct Text {
         
    text=ReadWString(FTell());
    char TextF[Strlen(text)*2];    
    padding=ReadUInt(FTell());
    if (padding==0) {
        byte padding[4];
    }else{       
        byte padding[2];
    }
 }data;


} while (FTell()<=FileSize()-1);
} E;
//Printf("Counter %i\n",dCounter);

[michalss]

ok so there is some kind of offset for each string however data does not make any sense to me

[michalss]

Sorted Finally ...