3ds pokemon super mystery dungeon rom r4

Either it isn't present (and the ID can be computed based on what is needed), or it is shuffled somewhere. I'll check EXEFS (since it might be a hardcoded lookup table or something), but it means that either I'm missing something major about the ID numbers, or we'll need to also pull data from EXEFS to do some things.ĮDIT: And not hiding as big-endian data.

Well, I guess I'll finish up my current mission (in the game itself), then see if I can find and make sense out of the data lists (items, etc.) since that might help me a bit more with the text decoding (some of the escapes refer to internal IDs).ĮDIT: Well, things start to look 'weird' already, since I can't find either string ID for the Reviver Seed anywhere in the ROMFS (aside from the string tables which provide the string itself). I've identified some corresponding filenames and hashes (well, positively identified the first two and made reasonable guesses about the others): Maybe it's similar and being calculated slightly differently. I tried comparing the hashing algorithm to that of SARC (scroll down to GetHashFromName()), but I don't think it's the same one. I managed to redirect an image lookup that way. It takes a filename (like 'BACKGROUND_SUB_GOLD01'), looks in image_2d_database.bin to find a corresponding filename (usually just lowercase, but can be anything), then hashes that to look for the file. In image_2d.bin, the game takes even takes it a step further. I believe the original filename is hashed somehow, then the game uses that hash to find the appropriate file. There are escapes (as already noted), and their length can be determined by the high byte of the first character (there does not appear to be a simple mathematical relationship for this, unforturnately): Text uses two-byte characters (which is UTF16LE if the high byte does NOT fall into the range A0h.FEh). bin FARC) using just that data I instead used message_en.bin and message_en/ (which are identical, except for the FARC container) to map the names over. I don't see a way to map the names (from the. On a more serious note, I've been (independantly) working on the message_us.bin and message_us.lst files. Īlso, thanks to for making his FARC Unpacker open-source, which helped me get this far. The only algorithm I've tried with a Unicode string is C++'s hash function in. It's possible the hash is calculated with a Unicode string, which would yield different results than with an ANSI string, so my tests on Nitrxgen's page would mean nothing. I've tried various hashing algorithms like the ones on Nitrxgen's website, in addition to the C++ hash function in, but no matches.

I think it's a hash because the game scripts refer to backgrounds in image_2d.bin by filename (like WALLPAPER_SUB_GOLD01), and there's no obvious dictionary. The newest version of FARC replaces each entry's filename pointer with what's probably a hash of the filename. Unfortunately, there's no obvious relation between the filenames and the entries in the FARC, because the filename database is sorted alphabetically, and the FARC entries are sorted by what may be a hash. It does not store any personal data.I've analyzed the FARC files in PSMD, and a lot of them have a corresponding list of files in them (usually called *_database.bin or *.lst). The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Performance'. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Necessary'. The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category 'Functional'.

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3ds pokemon super mystery dungeon rom r4