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.dat could be any type of file... if you want help you should probably post a screenshot of the beginning of the file in a hex editor.
That looks like an LZ11 compressed file. You should probably be able to decompress it with DSDecmp (or use the DSDecmp GUI in 3DSExplorer, setting it to LZ11). It's up to you to figure out the format after you decompress the data, though.
I tried decompressing it as well with no luck so far. It's funny how I recognized that file, though.Ay. That's what the file was from.
It most likely is not, but rather a Capcom custom file using the BCH extension. The Ace Attorney Trilogy uses no 3D models.probably just a bch model based off the compressed pic
if i can read it correctly based of screenshot, that file :
- compressed by lz 11
- uncompressed (iirc) size is 8932 byte or around 8.72265625 KB (rounded to 9 KB)
- but filesize of pack.dat is around 120~ mb?
you should find file table for that file, as stated by nagato.
It most likely is not, but rather a Capcom custom file using the BCH extension. The Ace Attorney Trilogy uses no 3D models.
Well, except for on the home menu, I think? I, myself don't own AAT.
There's a pack.inc together with the pack.dat... Is it possible that's the file table?if i can read it correctly based of screenshot, that file :
- compressed by lz 11
- uncompressed (iirc) size is 8932 byte or around 8.72265625 KB (rounded to 9 KB)
- but filesize of pack.dat is around 120~ mb?
you should find file table for that file, as stated by nagato.
Yeah, my initial assumption has always been that this contained all the sprites and other graphics.bch is a container of sorts, often it contains a 3d model but it also contains the textures.
So its not a stretch to assume capcom used bch as a container for various 2D textures.
Its deffinitly a BCH file though, file extensions come and go and mean very little, but if its a BCH header (as we can see there) then its almost certain to be a BCH file, but its most likely been customized a little, as it always seems to be.
There's a pack.inc together with the pack.dat... Is it possible that's the file table?