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Useful Scripts
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With Zenhax all but certainly dead, and Xentax seeking new owners, I thought I'd make this thread to share scripts that aren't directly related to repacking but are still useful nonetheless.
To christen this thread I'd like to share a small script I threw together a while back to aid with searching for pesky Bink videos buried within a given input. For usage simply specify the input file using "-i" and an appropriately named output will be generated with the extracted files and a log file detailing the offset range within said folder. It's got a check for false-positives too, since every bink container has its number of frames printed twice in the header (at bytes bytes 8-11 and bytes 16-19), so that should stop any redundant data from being written. Hopefully this is of some use to someone, and hopefully this isn't a redundant thread that clutters up the board. Going forward, I'll see about uploading other scripts I've employed in the past, since it seems they might be of use to other hobbyists. |
Scan and Extract FMOD banks (FSB5), for QuickBMS
Code:
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Modern Wwise .BNK & .PCK QuickBMS Extraction Scripts
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Posting these as for whatever reasons I didn't have these in my script archive, took me a bit of research to find some scripts that I could use to process regular and rip loc. audio from the "A Plague Tale" series. Seems like modern Wwise AKPK headers (2018+) have changed their layout, resulting in either no data being written or a massively inflated stream of garbage files being written when using archived QuickBMS scripts. All credit goes to the original authors, scripts were obtained from this repo.
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I use a similar script for pck files. Works fine until today.
Code:
# Wwise AKPK packages (.PCK) extractor |
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