TAR

Extraction and unpacking of game archives and compression, encryption, obfuscation, decoding of unknown files
aluigi
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TAR

Post by aluigi »

In case you want to see how easy is to extract the TAR archives with quickbms:
http://aluigi.org/papers/bms/tar.bms

It automatically supports any compressed TAR archive (gzip, bzip2, compress and lzma/xv).

From quickbms 0.6.3 there will be support for octal and binary conversions so that will be no longer necessary to use a function like in the script.
HaxZen
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Re: TAR

Post by HaxZen »

Thanks

TAR archives >>> for games ???
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Re: TAR

Post by aluigi »

I guess probably almost no games use compressed tar archives, even the linux ones.
It's just a script I made for fun and for my collection.
I guess the scripts are useful also to have a practical example of the file formats because reading the specifics often is not enough or they are not 100% correct.
HaxZen
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Re: TAR

Post by HaxZen »

I realized
Thank you very much ....