I managed to create plugin, decompressing the game is possible but recompressing with matching crc is a different story. :(

Here's an alternative doboz library plugin, it may have bugs as this is the first xtool plugin written in Visual Studio rather than RAD Studio.

via executable
via library
Refer to the executable version if you have issues which can be found here.

Do any titles other than "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt" or titles running on the PS Vita use Doboz? Only done a quick skim through, but cant seem to find many cases.

Bit of a silly sounding question but how do you use this plugin? Does xtool.ini need to be modified for this library to be accepted? Interested in seeing if despite the CRC issues anything can be done with the decompressed data either as it is or via an xdelta/hdiffz patch.

I don't know either :p

The sample he sent over has a bms script, meaning you first need to use bms2xtl, the comtype used in the game is evolution/lzfx so I just make a plugin that acts a evolution precompressor, however no matter what parameters you use for lzfx, you simply cannot recompress the data with matching crc. I revisited the data set again today after updating the library to patch the streams but the diff files are just too big and wouldn't make sense to precompress this game.

LEGO Star Wars - The Skywalker Saga

My first xtool plugin.

GAME6.DAT
GAME.DAT

Thanks to Razor12911 for the education and sorry for the headaches :)

Watch Dogs [XCompress]

• Extract the contents of the attached archive to XTool folder and use -mwatchdogs.
• Requires XCompress plugin, you can get that here.
• Previous database shared by Razor12911 does not work with current XTool which is why I am sharing a new database.

Crilayla

Supported games
Japanese games

Usage
Place crilayla.ini near xtool.exe in conjunction with executable version of the plugin and use -mcrilayla

Persona 3 Portable\data_EN\umd0.cpk

Hey There
Can somebody help me with NFS Shift conversion?

Game uses xmemcompress. I used the bms script to generate xtl db but looks like xtool cant decompress the file.
I also put the required libraries beside xtool.( exe and dll)
sample and script and db are attached.

Refer to the Project Cars 1 configuration by Masquerade for this game, xmemcompress must have these parameters.

Bink Video

• XTool plugin adding support for Bink Video compression.
• This plugin uses Bink Pack library by ProFrager.
• Thanks to Razor12911 for the little help.

Advantages of using this plugin versus vanilla Bink Pack

• Multithreading support.
• No CRC check fail since XTool will patch the videos as they are unpacked.
• Incompatible Bink 2 videos (KB2n) are automatically ignored.

Special Notes

• For Bink 2 videos, you may need to make use of the --diff=* parameter as some patches between CRC imperfect videos to the original state can be larger than XTool's default threshold for patches.
• You may need to use a large chunk size to ensure all videos are processed. See example below.

Example Usage

• Extract the attached archive to the XTool folder and use -mbik or -mbk2 depending on your data set.

Test

• Test on the videos from Assassin's Creed 2 (27x Bink 1 videos).
  
  Code:

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  xtool precomp -mbik "AC2Videos\"
XTool is created by Razor12911

Streams: 13/13
Time: 00:00:09 (00:00:01)
Memory: 148 MB (148 MB)

Results: 937 MB >> 928 MB

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  Code:

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  xtool precomp -c128mb -mbik "AC2Videos\"
XTool is created by Razor12911

Streams: 26/26
Time: 00:02:12 (00:00:04)
Memory: 391 MB (391 MB)

Results: 937 MB >> 776 MB

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  Code:

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  xtool precomp -c256mb -mbik "AC2Videos\"
XTool is created by Razor12911

Streams: 27/27
Time: 00:02:25 (00:00:06)
Memory: 677 MB (677 MB)

Results: 937 MB >> 725 MB

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• Test on 05_DAM folder from Shadow Warrior 3 Defintive Edition (6x Bink 2 videos).
  
  Code:

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  xtool precomp -c256mb -mbk2 "SW3\Content\Movies\Cutscenes\05_DAM"
XTool is created by Razor12911

Streams: 6/6
Time: 00:01:06 (00:00:03)
Memory: 406 MB (406 MB)

Results: 214 MB >> 187 MB

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For me if I use --diff=* in arc.ini it doesn't work, return:
ERROR: write error (disk full?) in compression algorithm xtool:c256mb:mbk2
I also tested using it directly from the command line after removing --diff=* from arc.ini:
xtool:c256mb:mbk2:-diff=*
xtool:c256mb:mbk2:df*

If I don't use --diff=* it compresses normally.
Am I doing something wrong?

The --diff parameter in XTool sets a max size in bytes or percentage size of the stream in order for XTool to accept the stream.

The * character is just a placeholder (a wildcard effectively meaning anything/everything). My explanation meant you'd need to change this to an integer.

By default, XTool will not accept a stream if the generated XDelta patch is greater in size than 5% of the stream, but using --diff= allows you to increase this threshold.

You can use --diff=20p to set the max patch size to be less than or equal to 20% of the stream size for XTool to accept the stream. You can also use an integer to specify a max patch size in bytes (e.g. --diff=50000).

XCOM Enemy Unknown

*.bik *.bk2 (With XTool 0.69 + Bink Plugin)

Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society [LZ4]

• Requires LZ4.DLL from the game files. Rename it to liblz4.dll for use with XTool.
• Drop the configuration into XTool folder and use -mLoGTMS

By Razor12911