Help me with encrypted data.pak file

[teusma]

Couldn't you (if it's not too much to ask) simply produce a tool that looks like this pak_enc_dec that can be put in a chain like this: -mpak_enc_dec+oggre+srep+msc+lolz.

To be honest, your program I don't understand how it works. and it also has a dependency on dlls - which is not a big problem since when compressed it drops from 1.50mb to 343kb...

Sorry if I'm being noob in any way.

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by teusma

Couldn't you (if it's not too much to ask) simply produce a tool that looks like this pak_enc_dec that can be put in a chain like this: -mpak_enc_dec+oggre+srep+msc+lolz.

To be honest, your program I don't understand how it works. and it also has a dependency on dlls - which is not a big problem since when compressed it drops from 1.50mb to 343kb...

Sorry if I'm being noob in any way.

There shouldn't be a dependency on DLLs for the compiled executable. The usage is also plain to see when you run it from the command line. I'd advise running your own tests but I would think msc+oggre+lolz would be better suited, if you choose to not perform any post-install operations. Given how it would be a single command in a batch script to run the restoration for the data.pak I don't think any further development is warranted.

[teusma]

forget it, I managed to create myself (with the help of AI) a tool(with only 29kb) that can be used like this: -mpak+oggre+srep+msc+lolz reaching all types
of files inside the data.pak already decrypted. this ambition I had to make this repack was more for sport - because it doesn't save much
space - due to the amount of .ogg and .wav being small, but even so it was a delight to compress after applying the decryption.

I'll leave the tool here for anyone who wants to use it too: