Ah yes, it's a code snippet from java.
Like Puggsoy said, it's not really useful yet. Once it can decompress all the files, I'll make a bat file to decompress them all.
Then we just need the palette...
I'll look into figuring out how the 00s work too. Don't know if I can actually be too useful at this point, but maybe I'll get a lucky guess again
Edit:
2 quick notes.
Similar to 0x00, there are some that are 0x80 that appear to have a special meaning. I think it may have to do with like reading bytes until you reach a 0x00, then break; and continue.
And some files have a completely different type of compression. The 0x0003 changes to something else. I don't remember it exactly.
Like Puggsoy said, it's not really useful yet. Once it can decompress all the files, I'll make a bat file to decompress them all.
Then we just need the palette...
I'll look into figuring out how the 00s work too. Don't know if I can actually be too useful at this point, but maybe I'll get a lucky guess again
Edit:
2 quick notes.
Similar to 0x00, there are some that are 0x80 that appear to have a special meaning. I think it may have to do with like reading bytes until you reach a 0x00, then break; and continue.
And some files have a completely different type of compression. The 0x0003 changes to something else. I don't remember it exactly.