This is an alternative HFS extractor.
What distinguishes this from VZipFlip, it is that this one is designed to extract the whole HFS folder preserving game paths, which is the main point behind the program.
Usage is simple. You select the vindictus "hfs" folder in one of the text fields, and the output folder (you probably want to select an empty newly created folder there) in the other text field, and press extract.
The program is slow because it has to do a first pass to "crack" the paths. This is because of the exotic way in which paths are stored in vindicuts, with a SHA1 involved -hfs file name is sha1 of the encoded path they belong-, which is an irreversible operation (you can translate path to sha1, but not sha1 to path, except by cracking).
It will fail to find the paths of around 5 hfs files (in 1.65 and also in latest NA/EU/AU official client). Those will be stored in a folder called "PATH_NOT_FOUND".
This thing is designed only to extract the whole hfs folder at once. It wouldn't make sense to use it to extract a single hfs (use vzipflip for that).
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What distinguishes this from VZipFlip, it is that this one is designed to extract the whole HFS folder preserving game paths, which is the main point behind the program.
Usage is simple. You select the vindictus "hfs" folder in one of the text fields, and the output folder (you probably want to select an empty newly created folder there) in the other text field, and press extract.
The program is slow because it has to do a first pass to "crack" the paths. This is because of the exotic way in which paths are stored in vindicuts, with a SHA1 involved -hfs file name is sha1 of the encoded path they belong-, which is an irreversible operation (you can translate path to sha1, but not sha1 to path, except by cracking).
It will fail to find the paths of around 5 hfs files (in 1.65 and also in latest NA/EU/AU official client). Those will be stored in a folder called "PATH_NOT_FOUND".
This thing is designed only to extract the whole hfs folder at once. It wouldn't make sense to use it to extract a single hfs (use vzipflip for that).
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