01-03-2013, 06:02 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-03-2013, 07:35 AM by Raccoon Sam.)
Well, the M-files are all system files that don't hold anything visual inside. There are some text and definitions and compiler output.
I'm not sure about the AC3. Could me music, like you said, but it doesn't open in any player I tried.
The BIN file though, yeah. It's graphics. And palettes. Possibly models and other stuff too. I'm at work right now so I can't dwell deeper, but I'm sure that the BIN files are what you're looking for.
The BINs are, in fact, archives (or disk images?) that should be possible to mount/open.
EDIT: the BIN file contains same headers as this game.
I'm not sure about the AC3. Could me music, like you said, but it doesn't open in any player I tried.
The BIN file though, yeah. It's graphics. And palettes. Possibly models and other stuff too. I'm at work right now so I can't dwell deeper, but I'm sure that the BIN files are what you're looking for.
The BINs are, in fact, archives (or disk images?) that should be possible to mount/open.
EDIT: the BIN file contains same headers as this game.