06-16-2011, 09:19 AM
The first 8 bytes of the file are just a header indicating the file type and decompressed size; nothing that could not be determined from the file's extension and the header of the compression format. When you open the file using an hex editor, you'll probably see something similar to this:
![[Image: sel8bytes.png]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v175/barubary/sel8bytes.png)
(the shown file is located in BPP2data/battle/chara)
Select the first 8 bytes as in the example above, and press Ctrl+X (perhaps Backspace/Delete will work in other hex editors; PSPad will only enable those keys if you press Insert first) and save the file. At that point you can start decompressing the file.
(the shown file is located in BPP2data/battle/chara)
Select the first 8 bytes as in the example above, and press Ctrl+X (perhaps Backspace/Delete will work in other hex editors; PSPad will only enable those keys if you press Insert first) and save the file. At that point you can start decompressing the file.