07-28-2014, 12:38 AM
well at least the TEX files aren't compressed at all. 15bpp BGB (555), 2-dimensional. That's it. Here's some snippets from EFT_T.tex and TITLE_T.tex
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The smallest MLD is SW.mld (54 kb) and a quick analysis of it hints that they aren't compressed at all.
The biggest MLD, SELECT.mld (3,2 mb) also follows the same structure. I'm certain that these are under no compression or encryption.
I'm no expert when it comes to model formats, but here's something I noticed:
First there's some kind of a header. The smallest files have the smallest headers and the biggest ones have larger ones. After the header, there's 16-byte chunks of data (set your hex editor's width to 16 bytes and you'll see a pattern) and the 16th byte is almost always $3F.
That's about all I can do sorry.
The smallest MLD is SW.mld (54 kb) and a quick analysis of it hints that they aren't compressed at all.
The biggest MLD, SELECT.mld (3,2 mb) also follows the same structure. I'm certain that these are under no compression or encryption.
I'm no expert when it comes to model formats, but here's something I noticed:
First there's some kind of a header. The smallest files have the smallest headers and the biggest ones have larger ones. After the header, there's 16-byte chunks of data (set your hex editor's width to 16 bytes and you'll see a pattern) and the 16th byte is almost always $3F.
That's about all I can do sorry.