seanjohn2525 wrote:can you try the global.iff??
Dee4Three wrote:Does this mean.. you could possibly do a TNT scoreboard and change the 2k wipe??
This would be HUGE for the community. There were no scoreboard mods for last years game, a TNT scoreboard would make this game pop and add to the realism.
Manni Live wrote:I tried todo this with the floor iffs i change the .iff to zip then use 7zp to decompress it but nothing happens for me
Manni Live wrote:Ok this si what i did i use the fXXX.iff added it to the 7zip archive made sure its on ultra and LZMA and on 7z then i clicked ok
it made a fxxx.zip so i renamed it to fxxx.iff that was what i was suppose todo right?
TBM wrote:Of course not.
Manni Live wrote:TBM wrote:Of course not.
Should've been more specific i mean replace files with the same filename
seanbarkley wrote:Hey, 1st of all thanks for this tutorial maumau, it's been really helpful! Maybe I've found something:
- In 2Z there's a roster.iff and I used your method of compression - decompression with 7zip.
- The result of this is a roster.RDAT that, guess what, it's completely readable with a hex editor; in fact it resembles in some strings to our missed rosters from previous years.
Please tell me what do you think about it.
BTW, in 2Z there's also a injuryfree_roster.iff.
Eit: it seems as if the code were aligned at some points and not in others. I'm taking a look near the beginning and I see M.i.d.d.l.e.t.o.n. k.h.r.i.s., 7 players in the middle not aligned and the next one aligned is c.o.p.e.l.a.n.d. C.h.r.i.s.. It seems the file starts with a list of players by team (76ers, bucks...), but it seems that some bit-alignment work has to be done.
seanjohn2525 wrote:decompress or unpack?? cant turn it back to an .iff file
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