Best Compression Methods for 'Specific' Games. Q&A

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by Danziel123

Maybe you can give the right library info for this game? because I don't know how to check it. Thank you

XTool's GUI mode functions as a way to test library-based decompression, cut 500mb from the largest archive of a given title and then run that against your collection of libraries. For someone who has been on this forum since 2013 with almost 1200 posts, it's a bit worrying you seem to be unaware of these basic testing methods.

[Danziel123]

Originally Posted by L33THAK0R

XTool's GUI mode functions as a way to test library-based decompression, cut 500mb from the largest archive of a given title and then run that against your collection of libraries. For someone who has been on this forum since 2013 with almost 1200 posts, it's a bit worrying you seem to be unaware of these basic testing methods.

If the file is encrypted I don't know how to check the library used. If it's not encrypted, I can check it myself. The file name used to cut a large file if I may know what is the file name?

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by Danziel123

If the file is encrypted I don't know how to check the library used. If it's not encrypted, I can check it myself. The file name used to cut a large file if I may know what is the file name?

Swiss File Knife (SFK), it's an exceptionally useful tool, as well as HDiffPatch, these two tools alone are very useful for more intermediate repacking processes, such as when specific data types need to be ripped to be processed separately from other data types, and then patched back in post-install.

[Hexagon123]

It seems like the game: DreamWorks Kung Fu Panda - Showdown of Legendary Legends (2015) likely uses the LZ4 compression.

It was also used in Adventure Time: Finn & Jake Investigations (2015) running on the Vicious Engine 2.

However, older games which used an older compression.

The rundown:
Magic for the file at 0x0: 56 C0 A9 2F
Compressed header at 0x4: 04 22 4D 18
Uncompressed size at 0x8
Unknown at 0xC
File offset at 0x10