# Final Fantasy 5 (iOS) .bin format # # Written by puggsoy # script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org
open FDSE "data0.bin" 1
idstring FFDL idstring 1 FFDL
get FILENUM basename string FILENUM | data
goto 8 1 get NAMESPOS long 1
goto 0x14 1 savepos POS 1
for POS = POS < NAMESPOS get NAMEOFF long 1 math NAMEOFF += NAMESPOS get SIZE long 1 get SIZE2 long 1 get NUM long 1 get OFFSET long 1 get DUMMY long 1
if NUM == FILENUM savepos TEMP 1 goto NAMEOFF 1 get NMSZ byte 1 getdstring NAME NMSZ 1 goto TEMP 1
goto OFFSET getdstring TYPE 3
if TYPE == "INP" math OFFSET += 4 math SIZE -= 4 elif TYPE == "ICP" string NAME += ".icp" endif
log NAME OFFSET SIZE endif
savepos POS 1 next
I'm planning to make a converter for .icp files soon (they're PNGs that need to be manipulated in a certain way).
I don't do reimporting, but from what I know this script doesn't support it, sorry.
As for the Ninja Village file, mobile games (iOS, Android, etc) are similar to PC in the fact that they often have custom formats, so extracting from one game can be much different than extraction from another. For the specific case of that Ninja Village file, I don't know how to decompress or decrypt it. I will try using QuickBMS to check all compression types but if that doesn't work then I can't help you.
EDIT: Oh by the way, apparently this script works for Final Fantasy Dimensions too, I think it uses the same file types.
Usage: icp2png inFile outDir inFile: The .icp file to convert. Can alternatively be a folder containing the files to convert outDir: The folder to save the converted files to
For converting the .icp files. Again, this should work with FF Dimensions as well.
EDIT: Sorry, apparently it doesn't work yet. I'll try figure out what's wrong soon.
It requires the data0.bin file to be in the same directory as the files you're extracting (since that's the index file).