11-05-2015, 09:21 AM
Never used it before, but I just tested GZ decompression and it works great. The only issue I can see is the difficulty in finding the file offsets; they don't have a unique header to look for other than 0x1F8B, which is more than likely to come up in the compressed data itself. However in 08_cg_stand_gz.uni, they all seem to be the same size and next to each other. In 10_dot_gz.uni they're also next to each other, but have different sizes. Annoyingly, the gz format doesn't seem to store the size, but maybe I can find a hacky way to do it.
They do have file names, which is kinda nice. It'll let me name the folders more "correctly", I guess. Also, the CG files are a different format (ART2), but with luck that shouldn't be terribly hard to figure out.
I do have my last exam coming up on Saturday, which I should probably spend my time studying for. After that I'll get to work on this though.
They do have file names, which is kinda nice. It'll let me name the folders more "correctly", I guess. Also, the CG files are a different format (ART2), but with luck that shouldn't be terribly hard to figure out.
I do have my last exam coming up on Saturday, which I should probably spend my time studying for. After that I'll get to work on this though.