I answered his questions correctly. He asked if someone could "use CDecrypt to download decrypted files from DLC or an eShop-only game" and if it was possible to "extract the files (e.g. models) from the ISO/disc-image after decrypting it."
The answer to the first question is no because that's not what CDecrypt does, and DiscU doesn't save a decrypted version of the ISO for you, so I had to explain that. I still added that it extracts the files, so I still answered yes in an indirect way.
even if it can dump the images still can't play them
Jeez you guys hate everything, crediar should keep this app for himself, then you could cry baby because devs are douches than doesn't share stuff...
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Agreed and a bit more expanded: This is nothing specific to the WiiU; it has been like this since the early days. Game developers develop their own, or sometimes license, specific tools that are used in the creation of a game. Sometimes tools are even (in a modified form) released to the public, think about level-editors that come with certain games. You will see that studios often use the same tools for different projects, sometimes with improvements, so in that case knowledge from game 1 can be used for game 2.
Game enthusiasts reverse-engineer these formats (since you have at least some basic information, like what polygon meshes look like) and based on that knowledge try to create their own editors for use in a modified version of the game.
DiscU doesn't create Wii U disc images from physical Wii U discs. It is a PC application that decrypts - and puts into a folder - part of (or all of) the filesystem of the Wii U disc image.even if it can dump the images still can't play them
It has only been a few days since this was released. I'm sure people are (slowly - and with difficulty) downloaded SM3DW and MK7.
Those were on the SNES, so yes, ages ago
I'm assuming you mean Super Mario 3D World and MarioKart 8. In that case, yes to the latter (MrBean3500 and Chadderz) and I dont THINK so to the former
lol I've been looking into it for a few days.
Archives: Yaz0 compressed SARC http://mk8.tockdom.com/wiki/SARC_(File_Format) as *.szs
Common Data Format: BYAML (unlike SMG1/2 which uses BCSV) http://mk8.tockdom.com/wiki/BYAML_(File_Format)
Layouts: szs with a .lyarc file which is really just an SARC file, which contains BFLAN (animations), BFLYT (Layout), and BFLIM (Images).
Models: BFRES with KCL and BYML data
Text: MSBT (Like SMG1/2)
Fonts: BFFNT
Shaders: BFSHA
I'm already kinda sorta working on tools.
I wonder what these are in Wind Waker HD...
[2C1] CID:0B Size:0013AD78 Offset:0x00026C5FE0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest61_Room0.szs]
[2C2] CID:0B Size:0015316E Offset:0x0002800D60 [content/Common/Stage/ITest61_Room1.szs]
[2C3] CID:0B Size:00136E54 Offset:0x0002953EE0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest61_Stage.szs]
[2C4] CID:0B Size:00153080 Offset:0x0002A8AD40 [content/Common/Stage/ITest62_Room0.szs]
[2C5] CID:0B Size:0000523C Offset:0x0002BDDDC0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest62_Stage.szs]
[2C6] CID:0B Size:001BC3B8 Offset:0x0002BE3000 [content/Common/Stage/ITest63_Room0.szs]
[2C7] CID:0B Size:0000523F Offset:0x0002D9F3C0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest63_Stage.szs]
[2C1] CID:0B Size:0013AD78 Offset:0x00026C5FE0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest61_Room0.szs]
[2C2] CID:0B Size:0015316E Offset:0x0002800D60 [content/Common/Stage/ITest61_Room1.szs]
[2C3] CID:0B Size:00136E54 Offset:0x0002953EE0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest61_Stage.szs]
[2C4] CID:0B Size:00153080 Offset:0x0002A8AD40 [content/Common/Stage/ITest62_Room0.szs]
[2C5] CID:0B Size:0000523C Offset:0x0002BDDDC0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest62_Stage.szs]
[2C6] CID:0B Size:001BC3B8 Offset:0x0002BE3000 [content/Common/Stage/ITest63_Room0.szs]
[2C7] CID:0B Size:0000523F Offset:0x0002D9F3C0 [content/Common/Stage/ITest63_Stage.szs]
Nothing special they already were in the GC version of the game and are documented here: http://tcrf.net/The_Legend_of_Zelda:_The_Wind_Waker/Unused_Rooms
For a game that's available on both physical disc and eshop download formats, like NSMBU. If you use DiscU on the ISO of the physical disc and CDecrypt on the downloaded version, do both produce the same thing?
Every File Explorer has nothing related to Wii U considering the public only has had access to it for less than a week. Try my script I just finished to extract files:
http://gbatemp.net/threads/wii-u-hacking-discussion.367489/page-132#post-5286096
Also, for that same reason there are no public tools to view models (other than Hyrule Warriors/Sonic Boom/Sonic Lost World, which are only applicable to those specific games).
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So how do you get the files from NUS for CDecrypt? NUS Downloader 1.9 doesn't work - probably fails to parse the TMD, I guess the TMD format has changed since the Wii/DSi times.
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