[Release]WDF Extractor

Zatoichi · 05/26/2010, 15:58

Korv, would it be cool if i posted this at Alex's site (Magus Mods) or would you rather this be the only available DL loc? lemme know, pce.

Korvacs · 05/27/2010, 00:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zatoichi

Korv, would it be cool if i posted this at Alex's site (Magus Mods) or would you rather this be the only available DL loc? lemme know, pce.

Go for it.

t_dubble_uu · 05/27/2010, 18:44

nice release compared to the older version i was using

Santa · 06/18/2010, 23:02

Attempted to use it on a 4267 client and it gives me the error "Could not find any files to extract, please confirm the file you selected is valid, and contains entrys for extraction"

Korvacs · 06/18/2010, 23:22

Works perfectly with the 4267 client, infact it was originally developed using it.

Which OS are you using?

Which file are you trying to extract?

zblowfish · 06/19/2010, 01:45

Works perfectly and the awesome part is you can choose where to save them

~~-Fáng-~~ · 08/13/2010, 02:27

I need the source to this really really badly. Please respond to my PMs Korvacs and help me out. I need to understand how it works.

WarpGeorge · 09/07/2010, 16:16

Thank you Korv!

Illiest · 07/02/2011, 05:17

Could you make this work with tpd/tpi files from the Chinese Co client?

Korvacs · 07/02/2011, 11:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Illiest

Could you make this work with tpd/tpi files from the Chinese Co client?

Err perhaps, im sure it will be an entirely different file structure though so i would need to take a look at it, i also dont have an upto date Client

Illiest · 07/02/2011, 12:10

I'll attach the smallest tpi/tpd file so it'll upload fast. There's like 6 of them .___. You could take a look at them, if you want.

Korvacs · 07/02/2011, 13:22

Do they work in pairs? The Tpi contains loads of.c3 entries and values, the Tpd contains raw data, i believe that means that the Tpi contains information of where to find the data withing the Tpd files.

Illiest · 07/02/2011, 14:45

I guess they do work in pairs cause there's a tpi/tpd for each file. Well here's data3.tpi & data3.tpd

Korvacs · 07/03/2011, 21:54

Ive managed to come up with a rough theory, but theres still a number of things im not sure about with these files so it will be a while before i release a tool for them, i could do with a copy of the latest client or a link to where i can get it if anyone has it.

Illiest · 07/04/2011, 02:59

Download