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AAMP Format and a python unpacker |
Yea i have checked those, but that description is incomplete. Check https://github.com/jam1garner/aamp2xml/blob/master/AAMP2XML/AAMP.cs |
Oh, I like that. I've been looking for a good c# implementation of that. Have you used that? |
Yes i have parsed that to python and the output is a json not a xml. The thing with that format is, it seems that the names of the values are the output of the crc32 algorithm rather that the name itself. I have a table of all strings i have found so far on the U-King.rpx with its respective crc32 value... but still not enought. This is the output of
As you can see, those |
I see what you mean. I wonder if the names were compressed out. From what it looks like and referring to this, It seems that the first portion is just outlining the different types of arrows used (normal, fire, ice, electric and bomb) by the Lynel which dictates the drop. Actually, I wonder if the json is just malformed. Perhaps the structure should be something like this
So I wonder if the crc32 value is being returned because it is a pointer to an object? I guess that wouldn't make much sense for the probabilities though. Thoughts? |
The strings are dynamically generated in the function that loads info from bdrop files, so the entire string cannot be directly found in the executable (and thus your crc hashmap will be incomplete). In particular, it looks like the game reads |
Hello, excellent job describing BotW files structures. Following you explanation I have been able to decompress yaz0 and unpack byml and sarc.
BotW have a lot of aamp files that I did like to take a look at them, do you have any information about them?
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