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Added support for version 4 of locres to UE4localizationsTool Added to row editor, edit or add new Item ID for row UE4localizationsTool-v2.7.2.zip

Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine - Anniversary Edition (2011) and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine - Master Crafted Edition (2025) ucs.pc Export and Import python tool. Warhammer 40000 Space Marine .PC Tools.zip

This is the forum. Not help site sort of speak. In here, ppl are exchange the skills. Stop bumping the topic, this is against our rule! You asking for some help and in next to hours asking again. Stop doing it..

Please do not help anyone or provide guidance on how to convert TXT or JSON files into LOCRES files

Requirements UABEA PXR.py (For text extract and import) UnityPlayer.dll FFPR_FontTool (Optional, for font editing) Locating and Editing Texts Text files are stored inside the message_assets_all file "FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\StandaloneWindows64" Open this file with UABEA and Select the four English text files by holding Ctrl and left click: system_en, story_mes_en, story_cha_en, etc_text_en On the right panel, click Plugins and export as txt. Create a new folder and move these exported .txt files into it. Download PXR.py and place it inside the same folder. Run the PXR.py and type 1 to extract the texts. Edit the generated merged_output_en.txt file as you want. After editing run PXR.py again and type 2 to import edited texts. Open message_assets_all with UABEA again, choose txt files > Plugins > Import.txt and choose the "merged" folder. And do Ctrl + S to save. Font Editing (Fonts are located in FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets) Run FFPR_FontTool. Choose option D, then drag the font_en.bundle file into the tool. Choose a random name to extract the font files. This will decrypt the bundle. Open the extracted font files in UABEA. Select SE-ALPSTN and sqex-MonoSix files, then click Plugins > Export.ttf to export them. Edit the fonts, or you can use another font if you wish. After that Plugins > Import fonts with UABEA. Run FFPR_FontTool again, choose option E, drag your edited font files, and save as font_en.bundle. Textures Locations common_title.bundle: Title Screen Textures common_assets.bundle: Title Logo and Language Textures hit_sprite.bundle: Hit Textures miss_sprite.bundle: Miss Textures Installation For mods to work properly, you need to use the "UnityPlayer CRC Check Bypass" mod otherwise your mod will not work. https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasypixelremaster/mods/90 Credit: Shiryu64 on Moogles & Mods Discord FINAL_FANTASY_PIXEL_REMASTER_FONT_MODDING_TUTORIAL.pdf

Here is the script if you want to test it. You need to press F4 or the red icon on bottom("Toggle face cull"). fmt_fear_effect_inferno_ps2_rmd.py

I made a Noesis script to read all meshes from .RMD files but the meshes are in the center so we need the skeleton but I don't know how to do that, lol. I used the function "CreateTriList" from other PS2 script(made by leeao), it works fine. This function uses the last 4 bytes of vertices buffer as flag and pad: 12 bytes verts, 1 short flag, 1 short pad. Here is DBULL.RMD but like I said, we need the skeleton:

Hi, it was brought to my attention that the Beta xbox version has additional outfits that the PC version does not have. The models are in a different format, namely .xgg - Which is slightly similar to the pc version. The ps2 version is also in a different format .pgg - However I won't be looking at this at the moment. I created a script for the character models, it probably won't work for terrain or objects. At this stage I am not going to expand on it further or create a new thread as it is the same game. XGG_convert.py

edit: seems instead of experimenting I'd try to get TGE's RMD maxscript, maybe from xentax backup archives edit 2; found Amiticia, but exporting the clump creates no file The bones with parent ids: 0 *jtroot* -1 1 *jtbody* 0 2 *jtwaist* 1 3 *jtchest* 2 4 *jtrshoulder* 3 5 *jtrarm* 4 6 *jtrelbow* 5 7 *jtrwrist* 6 8 *jtrpalm* 7 9 *jtlshoulder* 3 10 *jtlarm* 9 11 *jtlelbow* 10 12 *jtlwrist* 11 13 *jtlpalm* 12 14 *jtneck* 3 15 *jtmouth* 14 16 *jtlip* 15 17 *jtlleg* 1 18 *jtlknee* 17 19 *jtlankle* 18 20 *jtltoe* 19 21 *jtrleg* 1 22 *jtrknee* 21 23 *jtrankle* 22 24 *jtrtoe* 23 floats from the matrices (undefined values replaced by 0.0 0.0 0.0): 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtroot 0.413449 -0.995091 0.495473 0.357034 -0.674350 0.553032 0.982738 -0.695039 0.691009 0.253196 -0.269279 0.291826 0.216968 -0.236668 0.236830 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtrelbow 0.032668 -0.201254 0.164289 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtrpalm 0.253197 -0.269279 0.291826 0.216968 -0.228647 0.236830 -0.044276 -0.264800 0.184460 -0.039168 -0.199243 0.158531 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtlpalm 0.722860 -0.408135 0.387143 0.038753 -0.180144 -0.108344 0.0 0.0 0.0 jelelbow 0.016553 -0.456171 0.428642 -0.045874 -0.276716 0.403431 0.037943 -0.777463 0.348391 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtmouth 0.016552 -0.456171 0.428642 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtlleg 0.037943 -0.777463 0.348391 0.0 0.0 0.0 jtlankle edit: uvs are a little bit weird, as usual:

Those .PS2 files are textures, you can examine those with Console Texture Explorer. I found some info too like width and height, image data offset and palette offset. About .RMD files, these have a lot of submeshes but we need to find a way to collect all. I will try to check that later... Here is texture head0.PS2 from DCHAIR folder:

Hi all! I've been reverse engineering this engine on and off for a while now (specifically the engine for Spy vs Spy 2005). I'm assuming there wasn't major changes over the years, here is some potentially useful info. Custom File Format The game is actually fully programmed in the custom files described above (the engine itself doesn't have any game logic). Custom files are all serialized the same way, which is a series of versioned nested nodes that define objects/fields (in the 2005 engine, there's ~400 object types). The first reference to an object initialized it. These objects are everything from entities, meshes, textures, etc. The raw data often matches a standard format for the console (for xbox: textures are mostly mipmaps of A8/DXT images and audio is ADPCM). To put this in context, here is what you might have to do to go get a texture (assuming the first instance is being referenced by the script that fires when the map loads): .map file -> FileObject - field: object -> MapObject - field: onMapStart -> ScriptNode - field: children -> SpawnActionNode - field: entity -> Entity - field: materials -> Material - field: texture -> Texture - field: color_buffer TL; DR, it's quite hard to reverse engineer the custom file formats without deep understanding of the engine. My Research I made a GitHub org that has all my work: https://github.com/vicious-rebirth Currently, all the repos are private because I'm trying to figure out the best way to release without getting a cease and desist (I think Little Orbit still owns the engine and there's some algos that are patented by MS). This said, I'll try to release my web tool on GitHub page for extracting assets (mileage will vary). I can give read access to anyone interested. Useful Videos Vicious Engine Demo (a good summary of the features from the devs) Vicious Engine Tutorial (a partial series of tutorials of how to use the engine - useful to understand the various types of objects) Extract Model (a preview of a model I extracted for proof)

Railway Empire 2 translation tools and description. Railway Empire 2 Tools.zip

Donated! 5$ not much but it’s always better than nothing!

I have made a Noesis script but it's basic. Just simple mesh export. No materials/ no bones/ no skin. Anyway this is mesh struct. Just basic. //------------------------------------------------ //--- 010 Editor v14.0 Binary Template // // File: // Authors: // Version: // Purpose: // Category: // File Mask: // ID Bytes: // History: //------------------------------------------------ LittleEndian();OutputPaneClear(); local uint32 i,j,k,l,TotalSize=FileSize(); string MeshName; uint32 Unknown_0; uint32 Unknown_1; float Unknown_2[27]; float Unknown_3[5]; uint32 TotalVertexCount; uint32 StrideType; if (StrideType == 19) { byte VertexBuffer[TotalVertexCount*24]; byte ColorBuffer[TotalVertexCount*4]; } else if (StrideType == 23) { byte VertexBuffer[TotalVertexCount*24]; byte UVBuffer[TotalVertexCount*8]; byte ColorBuffer[TotalVertexCount*4]; } uint32 TotalIndexCount; byte IndexBuffer[TotalIndexCount*6]; uint32 ShapeIndex; struct { string MaterialName; uint32 IndexCount; // *3 uint32 Unknown_0; uint32 VertexCount; uint32 Unknown_1; }ShapeInfo[ShapeIndex]<optimize=false>; FSeek(startof(VertexBuffer)); if (StrideType == 19) { struct { float VPosX,VPosY,VPosZ,VNPosX,VNPosY,VNPosZ; }Vertices[TotalVertexCount]<optimize=false>; } else if (StrideType == 23) { struct { float VPosX,VPosY,VPosZ,VNPosX,VNPosY,VNPosZ; }Vertices[TotalVertexCount]<optimize=false>; struct { float UVPosX,UVPosY; }UnitVector[TotalVertexCount]<optimize=false>; } FSeek(startof(IndexBuffer)); for (i=0; i < ShapeIndex; i++) { struct { uint16 F1,F2,F3; }Indices[ShapeInfo[i].IndexCount]<optimize=false>; }

Donated! Thank you all for your great efforts.

//------------------------------------------------ //--- 010 Editor v14.0 Binary Template // // File: // Authors: // Version: // Purpose: // Category: // File Mask: // ID Bytes: // History: //------------------------------------------------ LittleEndian();OutputPaneClear(); local uint32 i,j,k,l,InfoOffset=FileSize(); FSeek(InfoOffset - 20); uint32 CheckSum<format=hex>; // Must be updated after edit > 32 bit LE checksum uint32 TableOffset; // Must be updated after edit uint32 TotalFileSize; // Must be updated after edit uint32 Flag; uint32 Unknown; // Not sure what is for... FSeek(TableOffset); ubyte ResourceCount; struct { ubyte StrLen; char ResourcePath[StrLen]; uint32 ResourceOffset; // Must be updated after edit uint32 ResourceSize; // Must be updated after edit uint32 Null; }ResourceInfo[ResourceCount]<optimize=false>;

Yes, I used VulkanRipper + ShadPS4.

i think its not armor, its uvs (skip z) i made plugin fmt_gb3.py *(parsing all blocks, if desired you can add parsing of materials, nodes, etc.)

Here's Noesis script for textures. from inc_noesis import * import noesis import rapi import os def registerNoesisTypes(): handle = noesis.register("Psi Ops - Texture", ".w32") noesis.setHandlerTypeCheck(handle, noepyCheckType) noesis.setHandlerLoadRGBA(handle, noepyLoadRGBA) noesis.logPopup() return 1 def noepyCheckType(data): bs = NoeBitStream(data) if len(data) < 20: return 0 return 1 def noepyLoadRGBA(data, texList): bs = NoeBitStream(data) BaseName = rapi.getExtensionlessName(rapi.getLocalFileName(rapi.getInputName())) bs.read(20) ResourceTableOffset = bs.readUInt() bs.read(12) StringTableOffset = bs.readUInt() bs.seek(ResourceTableOffset, NOESEEK_ABS) ResourceCount = bs.readUInt() for i in range(0, ResourceCount): Extension = bs.readUInt() Unknown_0 = bs.readUInt() ResourceSize = bs.readUInt() ResourceNameOffset = bs.readUInt() cPos_0 = bs.tell() bs.seek(StringTableOffset + ResourceNameOffset, NOESEEK_ABS) ResourceName = bs.readString() bs.seek(cPos_0, NOESEEK_ABS) ResourceOffset = bs.readUInt() Unknown_1 = bs.readUInt() cPos_1 = bs.tell() if Extension == 544761204: bs.seek(ResourceOffset, NOESEEK_ABS) TextureWidth = bs.readUInt() TextureHeight = bs.readUInt() RawDataSize = bs.readUInt() -20 Unknown_0 = bs.readUInt() BufferInfoOffset = bs.readUInt() Unknown_1 = bs.readUInt() MipMap = bs.readUInt() Unknown_2 = bs.readUInt() PixelFormat = bs.readUInt() Unknown_3 = bs.readUInt() RawDataOffset = bs.readUInt() bs.seek(RawDataOffset, NOESEEK_ABS) TextureBuffer = bs.read(RawDataSize) bs.seek(cPos_1, NOESEEK_ABS) if PixelFormat == 19: print("Pixel Format > R8") elif PixelFormat == 12: print("Pixel Format > DXT1") elif PixelFormat == 14: print("Pixel Format > DXT3") elif PixelFormat == 15: print("Pixel Format > DXT5") elif PixelFormat == 18: print("Pixel Format > RGBA8") else: print("Unknown Pixel Format > ",PixelFormat) if PixelFormat == 12: texFmt = noesis.NOESISTEX_DXT1 elif PixelFormat == 14: texFmt = noesis.NOESISTEX_DXT3 elif PixelFormat == 15: texFmt = noesis.NOESISTEX_DXT5 elif PixelFormat == 18: texFmt = noesis.NOESISTEX_RGBA32 elif PixelFormat == 19: TextureBuffer = rapi.imageDecodeRaw(TextureBuffer, TextureWidth, TextureHeight, "b0 g0 r8 a0") texFmt = noesis.NOESISTEX_RGBA32 texList.append(NoeTexture(ResourceName, TextureWidth, TextureHeight, TextureBuffer, texFmt)) return 1

becky GB3, 829 vertices, uvs unknown so far: edit: I've made a "smart UV projection", but the result is not how it should look like: Assumedly armor parts:

I've been chipping away at this for... Weeks now? I've been making improvements to the program called StudioCCS which is a model viewer/exporter for the .hack games. My primary focus is the original series' model animations. I have had some successes - characters largely now look a little bit off rather than twisted and deformed. I have, however, hit the limits of my understanding. An archived XenHax post indicates these use standard PS2 vif tags, and despite reading over the linked posts (through the wonders of the Wayback Machine), I still don't know what I can do. I've had some successes with fixing some of the rotation values so things don't look like garbage, and implemented a few things like exporting a current scene and exporting all animation data. A lot of what I've done is a little hacky, for now, and my code is a mess of commented out attempts and whatnot. My repo is here, and does include a built version in the bin/Debug folder (it's how what I forked from what doing, so I stuck with it): https://github.com/taarna23/StudioCCS I'm attaching 3 character models that the program will load. I hope someone will be able to help. ccs_chara_models.zip

I figured out the format and have documented the compression here: Torus Games (Leapster) sprite decompression documentation

public static Byte[] iDecrypt(Byte[] lpBuffer, UInt32 dwKey = 0x6E6B7270) { UInt32 dwMagic = BitConverter.ToUInt32(lpBuffer, 0); if (dwMagic == 0x53524944) { UInt16 wFlag1 = BitConverter.ToUInt16(lpBuffer, 8); UInt16 wFlag2 = BitConverter.ToUInt16(lpBuffer, 10); if (wFlag1 == 1 && (wFlag2 & 1) != 0) { UInt16 wValue1 = BitConverter.ToUInt16(lpBuffer, 12); UInt16 wValue2 = BitConverter.ToUInt16(lpBuffer, 14); dwKey = (UInt32)(dwKey * (wValue1 ^ wValue2)); UInt32 dwSize = ((BitConverter.ToUInt32(lpBuffer, 4) + 3) >> 2) - 4; Boolean dwRemaning = ((BitConverter.ToUInt32(lpBuffer, 4) + 3) >> 2) == 4; if (!dwRemaning) { for (Int32 i = 16; i < dwSize * 4 + 16; i += 4) { UInt32 dwData = BitConverter.ToUInt32(lpBuffer, i); dwData ^= dwKey; dwKey = 5 * dwKey + 1; lpBuffer[i + 0] = (Byte)dwData; lpBuffer[i + 1] = (Byte)(dwData >> 8); lpBuffer[i + 2] = (Byte)(dwData >> 16); lpBuffer[i + 3] = (Byte)(dwData >> 24); } } } } return lpBuffer; } FS.DIR is encrypted, so the code above will help to decrypt it. if someone wants to check it and help to reverse structure i also attached the decrypted file. Looks like entry table is flipped... some examples Some correct paths FS_DECRYPTED.zip

30kB unit, using hex2obj: 184 kB unit: 2nd mesh of 881kB unit:

I'm monitoring your posts and your activity in general. No please not thx, nothing and keep, keep asking. This is your last notification.

Usage: Export text: Run ExportText.exe, select *.Localization_Package file Import text: Run ImportText.exe, select translated file PoPForgottenSandsTextToolByGier.7z

The locres file refers to a file that contains text in the Unreal Engine. Depending on the game, some use locres files while others use uasset files. Please clarify which game you are referring to. And before creating a new thread, please make sure to use the search function in this forum.

Uvs are there just have to bind the right texture!

hi, i was able to extract older versions of idV and also load entire scenes and recover filenames.

This game file can be written to handle the two types of your game If I guessed correctly, it should be the same as some games, and the installation package and hot update use different structures and methods Currently I have a hot update file example provided by SmurF. I have created a python script before, and now I have updated this python script again, which can handle the hot update file of this game Also @SmurF You have been saying that python scripts cannot be used, now aluigi has created a bms script for this game This bms script handles the same file as the python script I provided All are only processed with hot update files This is why the example provided by GoodbayKOD cannot be processed using this script 1. He used the installation package resource (different from the hot update structure). 2. It's not dealing with the same game I've checked the mpkinfo file uploaded by GoodbayKOD, the file structure is very simple The offset, size, and file location are all present, except that the file name is encrypted, but this has no effect. The reason why I did not make the script is that I do not have the complete mpk file, and I cannot verify whether it is correct. blood_strike_mpk.zip

0xc4b4, UVB size 8

Hello, I have a déjà vue that I saw this "dragon" on former xentax years ago (ID_EPIK_EJDER.dec) :

I fear we're all alone here - so you may bump as much as you want. You should ask specific question(s) if you want some progress. Btw, the format is rather low poly thus the general interest is low, too, I guess.

Haha, thanks! (I feel so stupid...)

@NoobInCoding Please look at it

lvl format needs some adjustment:

Bumping this again since more updates need to happen. Honestly surprised it's been nearly 1 year since I had started this thread in January a couple days after the start of this year.

As per your issue here... https://github.com/wattostudios/GameExtractor/issues/34 ... we believe the archive is extracting correctly (we weren't able to find any missing files), however when we extracted the LVL files, we were able to open those and find SGP2/SGPX files within them - perhaps that is what you're looking for? Please work with us via the GitHub issue, so we can try to resolve this for you.

How did you get the .lvl files? Using Watto's tool? Checked p_bhospital2.lvl and 'yes', seems to contain a char (auto created faces are bad, as always...):

Yes.. 😄 Yes. And yes. Don't worry, I know the rules.

There are no plans for adding those features to ImageHeat, but you can do it already by using ReverseBox directly (it was designed to work this way) Here's an example https://github.com/bartlomiejduda/Tools/blob/master/ReverseBox_Demo/Raw Image Edit - Example 1/raw_image_edit_example1.py

I've been working on the Nascar 08/09 RSF files this past month here is a breakdown of the important information and where to find it. I have also made a script for Blender that imports these. There are some distinctive differences between RSF files not only between the 08 and 09 versions but even amongst RSF's from the same game. thankfully I found all the info to make the importer pretty universal. note that it is possible for vertices starts/count and faces starts/count to be shared/reused. Though its more common for faces than verts this is why its possible to find more hits for MOEG than XDNI/16DI and MRTS. In Nascar 08 the Tracks/Scenes are saved as .SCN but these are just RSF's and renaming them as such allows these to be imported like vehicles and props

Hello. I would like to share with you my private tutorial links collection. These are useful topics from Xentax, Zenhax and any other reverse engineering related sites that I was able to find in the Internet. I have put them into categories. You may encounter situation when one tutorial fits to few categories, but it is placed only in the category that it fits most. Also, you may encounter tutorials with "[PL]" mark, these are tuts in Polish language. If you don't understand this language, just skip them. Also be aware that I haven't read/watch some of these tutorials yet, so I can't recommend you which tutorial is the best choice, sometimes I'm still learning new things just like you and on this list you may find tuts that are not very useful for you, so don't blame me for that. 🙂 Just pick your favourite category and start learning. If you are complete newbie, I would recommend to start with tuts from category "Basic knowledge". If you have any other good source of knowledge, you can write a comment below and I will update this tutorials collection. Also remember that those links may be dead some day, so don't blame me for that and just make a copy for private use 🙂 So that's it. Enjoy. 😄 Links to tutorials: Basic knowledge (you should start with these if you are new to reverse engineering) - Definitive Guide To Exploring File Formats - Beginner Learning Materials on Reverse Engineering Video Games - What is a File Format? - Analyzing and Reverse Engineering a Game Archive - Key points to successful hex reading - Overview of game file formats and archives - REWiki - Reverse engineering hints - HOWTO-Reverse Engineering QuickBMS - [TUTORIAL] What is QuickBMS? How to export and import with QuickBMS? - QUICKBMS GUIDE - QUICKBMS GUIDE 2 ZLIB - QUICKBMS GUIDE 3 IF ELSE - Basic BMS Scripting - QuickBMS documentation - QuickBMS crc engine - QuickBMS - Reimporting files in the archives - QuickBMS - Scan all the supported compressions - Example of archive format reversing with QuickBMS (medium) - Practice with archives and quickbms scripts - [TUTORIAL] Making BMS Scripts MultiEx scripting - MultiEx Commander Manual - MultiEx Commander 4.5 YouTube tutorials - MexScript Documentation - Let's MultiEx Encryption tutorials - How to guess basic obfuscations: xor and sum/rot - Reverse simple decryption - Reversing AES Keys UE4 + AES Keys Collection - How To Get PAK RSA Key (Wolcen / CryEngine Games) - Retrieving ZIP passwords from games - the zero skills way - Retrieving ZIP passwords from games - the debugger way - Retrieving ZIP passwords from games using plain-text attack - Hacking Zip Passwords (C9) - Checksum / CRC scanning - Decrypt any vita game (no custom firmware needed) - How Unpack Themida 2.x.x or How Unpack Themida 2.x.x (WXP) - SM Hasher / Murmur3 hash + Wiki + Python implementation - LCG + sources + Cracking LCG + LCG in VC2 - Decrypt unity 3d files with Frida - [Tutorial] How to get Allegro passwords Hash tutorials - [Tutorial] How to restore hashed filenames from archives Compression tutorials - How to recognize the compression algorithms with your eyes - LZMA SDK (binaries + source code + specification) + LZMA Wiki - Bc7 and bc5 decompression and compression - Offzip - deflate/zlib scanning and extraction - ZSTD compression + documentation - Reverse Engineered old Compression Algorithm for Frogger - Oodle Data Compression + Oodle compressor + Oodle wiki page - RLE Compression explained + RLE Wiki + RLE in Python - LZ77 explained + LZ77 encoding + LZ77 decoding + LZ77 in Python - LZSS Compression + LZSS explained - LZ Compression + Open-source LZ Compressors Debugging / Decompilation / Disassembling - Lenas Reversing for Newbies - Reversing Spider-Man 2000 - Real World Decompilation with IDA Pro - IDAPython conditional breakpoints - The Beginner's Guide to IDAPython - Using IDAPython to Make Your Life Easier Part1 + Part 2 + Part 3 - Reverse Engineering with Ghidra - How to Reverse Engineer with IDA Pro Disassembler - How to reverse engineer functions - Debugging “Dust: A Tale of the Wired West” - Reverse Engineering Dust: Uncovering Game Scripts - Reverse Engineering an Xbox360 Game - Reverse engineering C programs - bin 0x10 - Memory Hacking — External Signature/Pattern Scanning Tutorial - Remote Debugging with IDA Pro (Windows) + Connecting host with VirtualBox - Remote Debugging with IDA Pro (Linux) - Basic IDA Python Scripting Hooking / DLL Injection - Simple C++ DLL Injector Source Code Tutorial - Quick and EZ - Dll Injection Explained (how it works + source code) - Manual Mapping DLL Injection Tutorial - Blizzhackers DLL Injection - API Hooking and DLL Injection on Windows - [PL]ReverseCraft #7 - Inline hooks, DLL injection - [PL]DLL INjection by Maciej Pakulski (PDF) - C/C++ Memory Hacking — Function Hooking / Detouring + How Function Hooking / Detouring Works - C++ Detour / Hooking Function Tutorial - [Tutorial] The different ways of hooking - API Hooking with MS Detours + MS Detours 4.0.1 description + source - Hooking tutorials - Inline hooking in Windows - C++ Internal Trampoline Hook Tutorial - OpenGL Hook - MinHook - The Minimalistic x86/x64 API Hooking Library + source on github - DLL Hijacking - [Tutorial] Simplest function hooking with IDA, Detours & C++ - [Tutorial] DetourFunction __thiscall - How to Hook Functions - Code Detouring Guide - Resources About Hooking - [Tutorial] Hooking Java Functions - [TUTORIAL] Hooking Android bytecode with Frida Console Tutorials - PS2 Texture Swizzling - PS1 LibCrypt tutorial + LibCrypt Sectors Mappings + LibCrypt Bible - Gears: A look Inside the Final Fantasy VII Game Engine - Convert Ps3 to Debug 4.21 - Extract Samples and MIDI files from Square PS2 Games - Extracting Xbox 360 game files - Reverse Engineering Xbox360 SaveGame (Dead Space) - Extract + Decrypt 3ds Roms - [HOW-TO] Assembling 3DS Homebrew for Gateway - [Tutorial] How to Decrypt, Extract & Rebuild 3DS|CIA|CXI Files - PS2 Hidden files + this + this + this + IsoBuster + Ratchet and Clank PS2 discoveries + Ratchet and Clank Hidden files extractor + this - PS2 Modding Tutorials + PS2 Modding Tools + PS2 AIO Project - [TUTORIAL] [PS2DEV] An Introduction to PS2DEV and it's History - Racing Lagoon Hacking Deep Dive (Translating PS1 games - tutorial) DOS Tutorials - DOS games reverse engineering guide - DOS file formats / encryptions / compressions etc. - DOS game "Nomad" (1993) documentation and tools Audio - The basics of VGM ripping + VGM Ripping Tools - Common Sound Formats - How to scan audio codecs with ffmpeg - Tutorial on vg-resource - Extract Binary Domain's Music/Sound (CRI .cpk bgm) - Batman Arkham Knight - Extract Soundtrack - Multimedia Wiki (Audio, Video, Codecs) - TXTH files documentation Graphics - Finding graphics - Xentax Wiki - Image file formats - Tutorial : How to edit EA's FIFA PS2 TEXTURE Source code + documentation - PS1 BRender Engine (Harry Potter 1, Harry Potter 2 etc.) - PS1 BuggyBunny (Bugs Bunny) - Python Tools Collection - KAO2_PAK + documentation - J2ME game Stalker - Soul Calibur 3 Reversing Books - Reverse Engineering for Beginners + Reverse Engineering challenges + Compiler Explorer - Game Hacking: Developing Autonomous Bots for Online Games - Reversing: Secrets of Reverse Engineering - The IDA Pro Book, 2nd Edition: The Unofficial Guide to the World's Most Popular Disassembler - Mastering Reverse Engineering - Practical Reverse Engineering - [PL]Gynvael Coldwind Praktyczna inżynieria wsteczna - [PL]Asembler. Sztuka programowania 3D Models - Approaches of Parsing Bone Representations - Noesis tutorial Basic Model - Video tutorials on model formats reversing - Make_obj (C source) - Extracting simple models - Analyzing and Extracting a Game Model - [Tutorial] How to extract bones from any games with Noesis - Sanae3D - 3D format converter - Background Knowledge of Bone Stuffs - Extract 3D models from binary files - Writing an Obj Convertor in C - [crash course] How to get multiple submeshes using Make_H2O - Very Basic model format conversion (Shaiya). - INTEL GPA mesh ripper tutorial + tool (x32,x64,DX9,10,11) - 3ds Ram Dump - [Tutorial] Exploring model formats: 9 Dragon - Noesis tutorial Zlib - Video tutorial on full model format reversing (Planetside) krystalgamer's Lair - Marvel Avengers - Writing a server emulator - Spider-Man 2000 - Save file protection - Spider-Man 2000 - Re-enabling a cheat code - Spider-Man 2000 - Save file content exploration - Spider-Man 2000 - PKR Format - Spider-Man 2000 - Custom File Loader - Spider-Man 2000 - Apple to the Rescue! Mobile (Android, iOS, J2ME) - OWASP guide - OWASP guide crackmes source code (Warning! Big spoilers!) - Beginners Guide to Reverse Engineering Android Apps - [Android] Decrypt unity 3d files with Frida - Mobile Game Asset Download - [PL]Reverse engineering mobile app (Niebezpiecznik) - J2ME Reverse Engineering Capture The Flag - Solving CTF Challenges Part1 and Part 2 - [PL]Capture the flag Tutorials playlist Other - The Ultimate Game Hacking Resource - Low-Level Programming University - 1024bar tutorial - [PL]ReverseCraft blog and ReverseCraft playlist - [PL]Modding tutorials - UE4 games texture replace - nullsecurity.org - crackmes.one - RCE Tools Library - GHB1 - Start Here Beginner Guide to Game Hacking - Ripping Tutorials - Searching text strings using Total Commander

Try this program, it helped me in some games. uabea-windows night.zip

You can use this tool.

Json to Txt Converter v3 Fixed some issues — it now extracts English and Japanese voice-over dialogs separately. To use it, modify the for key in ['4', '5'] parts in both scripts to match your game's structure. Simply open the auth and sound_auth JSON files, identify which keys contain the dialog lines, and update that section of the code accordingly. DragonEnginejson.7z