Recent content by x1nixmzeng

Repacking would involve editing the game to use our own encryption keys or supporting raw data. And until we get a stable release there isn't any point right now.

I think so. As far as I'm aware, Steam acts like a publisher (promoting it on their site) and a distributor (hosting the game files) - but the servers are maintained by MAIET themselves. In my opinion, Stream is one of their better options as they have almost full control over how they update...

Thanks - I forgot to check the NA version. Updated it again just now.

Just updated to support the latest EU files.

I've been updating my extractors since the alpha clients. Download link: You must be registered for see element.

Newest links http://full.gunz2.cdn.netmarble.net/full/gunz2_20130225_225959.exe http://full.gunz2.cdn.netmarble.net/full/gunz2_20130225_225959.7z Mirror: You must be registered for see element. Also updated my extractor You must be registered for see element. :):

The game isn't out yet - the only official builds are from Korean beta tests, and there are no plans for European servers.

I'll add that Realspace has always supported the "billboard" effect so the texture plane always faces the camera (see the object alignment description in the docs). The texture prefix for this is "algn0" for the Y-axis and "algn1" for Y and Z. My ELU viewer supported this technique: You must...

I can't be the only one who thought those hip gyrations were.. hypnotic?

There isn't a lot of new content here, but as a reminder you can extract these clients with You must be registered for see element..

I'm happy to see this go public but there would be a lot of work to do in order to get a suitable clients. Also, is this the client Dawson recorded his videos/screencasts from?

The keys have not been changed for any of the latest clients (including second GunZ2 CBT on Netmarble). You can use z3ResEx to extract the filesystem as you were.

Have you had a look into exporting other ANI animation types? I bet your exported vertex-type files are huge..

I updated this thread with a link to the z3ResEx project - which has replaced the previous method I was using here. I'm bumping this thread to say it can extract from the OBT clients!

Thanks. I have the files from a later client. The MPF files use LZMA compression, and the MPF format can be parsed using my project on GitHub - You must be registered for see element.