(11-23-2017, 07:51 AM)puggsoy Wrote: So basically all of these appear to have a chunk of compressed data at 0x90, which the file very kindly points out is ZLIB compression, and even gives the sizes for. This can easily be extracted into raw data with this QuickBMS script:

Code:

# World of Final Fantasy .tex
#
# Written by puggsoy
# script for QuickBMS http://quickbms.aluigi.org

endian big
idstring "\x00xet"

goto 0x80
idstring "BILZ"
get SIZE long
get ZSIZE long
get DUMMY long
get NAME basename
string NAME += ".dec"
savepos OFFSET

comtype zlib
clog NAME OFFSET ZSIZE SIZE

Now the file this extracts is also pretty simple, it looks like it's just 8bpp stuff. Main problem is the lack of a palette. That being said, this is probably because the font can be any colour the game needs and so the pixel values are just the "brightness". In this case the best way to extract is then probably white or black against a transparent background.

It's quite late and I'm pretty tired now but I'll try come up with something tomorrow, if nobody else does first.

(11-23-2017, 11:56 AM)Random Talking Bush Wrote: I'm working on revising my Vita script to work with the PC version's files, should be ready within a day or two.

(11-23-2017, 12:17 PM)Oscar92player Wrote: So, the Vita version uses almost the same files to run the game? That's an interesting fact.

However, I think the PC port is from the PS4 version, because the specs to run this game are very high, and you can't change settings like the textures quality, or the or 3D model size. The only configuration you can do with this game is change the main resolution (between 1080p or 720p), shadow quality, and put post-processing ON/OFF.

The game will run with the same PS4 graphics and models even if you turn OFF all the configurations, and that is a problem for low-end computers (like mine), because the game will run in slowmotion. 

(11-23-2017, 09:23 PM)Random Talking Bush Wrote:

(11-23-2017, 12:17 PM)Oscar92player Wrote: So, the Vita version uses almost the same files to run the game? That's an interesting fact.

However, I think the PC port is from the PS4 version, because the specs to run this game are very high, and you can't change settings like the textures quality, or the or 3D model size. The only configuration you can do with this game is change the main resolution (between 1080p or 720p), shadow quality, and put post-processing ON/OFF.

The game will run with the same PS4 graphics and models even if you turn OFF all the configurations, and that is a problem for low-end computers (like mine), because the game will run in slowmotion. 

Yep, pretty much. Only had to do minor changes to things to make it work with the PC version. That, and treat the textures as DDS instead of GXT.

Speaking of, the script's finished! Just decompress the files with either my QuickBMS script or the one puggsoy wrote up above and then run the TEX-to-DDS script on the resulting TEX files, and you should get something usable out of them.