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LolHacksRule, posted Tue Dec 01, 2020 2:17 am (60810)

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The format is super simple. Language separation is internallly called though...

Code:

Repeating per text
1byte: 00
2byte: Bytesize of text
?bytes: UTF-8 text

Oh and I kinda wrote a script that eventually dies, can someone fix it if possible?

Code:

get NAME basename
string NAME   ".txt"
get asize asize

savepos curr

for curr = curr < asize
   # Dump the strings
   get dummy byte
   get strSize byte
   if strSize >= 128
      get strSize2 byte
      xmath strSize "strSize   (strSize2 - 1) * 128"
   endif
   savepos curr
   slog NAME curr strSize
   getdstring temp strSize
   savepos curr
next

Zmkiy, posted Tue Dec 01, 2020 11:07 am (60815)

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Big Endian

Code:

get NAME basename
string NAME   ".txt"
get asize asize
endian big
savepos curr

for curr = curr < asize
   # Dump the strings

   get strSize short

   savepos curr
   slog NAME curr strSize
   getdstring temp strSize
   savepos curr
next

LolHacksRule, posted Tue Dec 01, 2020 5:06 pm (60827)

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Thanks, it works perfectly.

LolHacksRule, posted Wed Dec 02, 2020 5:13 am (60849)

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13 *: in bytes are internally indicators for the below. Replace "*" with the number.
"1:" appears to be black (plain) text.
"2:" appears to be bold text.
"3:" appears to be the header (?), similar to "2".
"4:" appears to be the pink bold.