GunZ2 Filesystem Extractor

[x1nixmzeng]

Hi!

! UPDATED, SEE BELOW !
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I've had a couple of PMs about the updated filesystem, and so I've written a dumper for the various builds of the PWE/PMANG/Netmarble RaiderZ/GunZ2 clients.

It was created similar to how my MEF dumper works (modified client), but instead of distributing the 15MB client I'm using a binary patcher (

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) which has already caused some confusion, so be wary - read the instructions!

Please report any problems. I've got stuff to implement and it's helpful to know what stuff works, and what doesn't.

Patching the client
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1) Extract these files into a folder:

lpatch.dat
lpatch.exe

2) Copy the client executable into the same folder as above

3) Run lpatch.exe
Lame patcher will show you some details of the patch

4) Click 'Yes'
Another message will popup saying it was a success

5) Click 'No' to the report
Another message will popup with some of my comments



Dumping the files
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1) In your RaiderZ/GunZ 2 directory, rename the client executable

2) Copy over the patched executable

3) Extract 'Z3Ex.dll' and copy it over too

4) Run either Raiderz.exe or Gunz2.exe
You should see a folder named 'datadump' created
Once complete, a popup will show you how many files it extracted

NOTE
This might take a few minutes

As I've mentioned elsewhere, you can track the extraction progress via the system debug messages using a program such as:

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Update (June 27th, v0.03)

• Extracts all compression types (totalling 16,533 files!)
• New output directory structure (the MRF container name is now used..)
• Fixed the filename white-listing function

Please re-download the attachment

However, if you already patched your client, you can just copy over 'Z3Ex.dll' and run GunZ2.exe!
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[Hashed]

Work of art.
Thanks.

 

[x1nixmzeng]

There are a few issues I'm still patching up - the output directory structure and the other compression flags. Stay tuned!

Edit

The patch is finished and the extractor now works for all 3 compression methods! The final extracted file count is 16,533! Enjoy!