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Also. You would be able to merge any block you wanted with another block. By merely saving a stage, then editing the X or Y value of that block to make it it the same place as another block using a Hex Editor.
Like savefiles? The Twilight Hack has taught us that it is possible to sign files as if they came from a Wii. If that's even necessary.
Here's one I made earlier: http://holizz.googlepages.com/st.zip
That looks like 4-5 stages, thanks. Or at least, five files. I'll try to take a closer look tomorrow, perhaps.
Sure, one would be good, thanks. I didn't even think of trying to resize the images wider until I saw how squished that ice climbers one was.
We already have my one: http://holizz.googlepages.com/pikachuu.zip
Legitimate? Sure. Legal? In some countries.
Well noticed.
Hey that third screenshot's link is broken, try reuploading.Also, I uploaded a peculiar image : it came with the game, so I suppose every Brawl copy has it. When selecting it in the menu, one of the word is different :
You see where it says "Snapshot" in the grey box ? Well, with this image, the word is different (I can't read it, it's Japanese). The word also changes with downloaded images. I think the word might be "traded image" or something like this. This means, somewhere in the .bin file, the "author" of the screenshot must be written. But I'm just speculating.
This is the link to download the image.
I'm going to upload stages soon.
Yes, mine is also Zamus, who just caught a Wario fish.
I could try this with you, but I don't have my Wii number right now. I'll have to check tomorrow.
Oh, and please only run it on actual image files. Other files might cause the decoding thing to go nuts (tons of errors, or a really huge output file, or worst-case, maybe an infinite loop...if it freezes, CTRL-C it!).
c:\whatever\> bindecrypt image1.bin image1.out
c:\whatever\> out2jpg image1.out image1.jpgThat's very nice for those running Windows, and who don't want to write their own tools.
Not to be rude, but the source for decryption will not be forthcoming. Someone was very kind to provide necessary information, and that information is not going to be spread by me.
I'll certainly look at it when you do, and see if I can help.
ImageMagick is a good set of command-line image processing utilities that might be suitable. They also have libraries for various languagues, if you'd prefer to use those.
That would be very cool.
That was the LZSS-ish algorithm. I'll try to post about it later today. In essence, it consists of a control byte followed by eight "atoms" or "units". If the control byte is 00 (when you see FF00D8, the 00 in the middle is such a control byte), it means that the next eight bytes are literally copied when you do the decoding. If the control byte is something else, it means the atoms corresponding to the non-zero bits are actually references to previous data. Again, I'll try to explain better later.
Ondo, I guess you figured out when I was going to post (that was fairly obvious).
As in, bindecrypt will also work on the level .bin files. I already tried that and noticed, like you, that there is JPG data (!) in it of some sort. It's a very small image, like 100x120 (I forget the dimensions), but I couldn't get it to decrypt correctly, like with the white.out and black.out files. I'm really hoping segher will be nice to me one more time if I can talk to him about it.
.We already have that: http://holizz.googlepages.com/st.zip
Thanks for the link. It's okay -- it's people are interested.Hey GT, were you aware that 4colorrebellion has an article about the bin2jpeg setup you've got here?
http://www.4colorrebellion.com/arch...t-mercy-me-i-do-believe-im-gettin-the-vapors/
Methinks you should ask for some credit or something.
As an aside, if you can make a linux version of this, how hard would an OSX version be to make? I'd love to use Brawl and Comic Life to make some... Well.... Comics, but being a mac user I can't exactly use this as-is. If that's not possible, no worries, I'll just need to borrow my little sister's laptop frequently
I just wish it worked for all images. I wish I had a way to keep track of how many times it'd been downloaded.That's awesome, thanks. It's similar to what I was told...apparently Nintendo likes LZ-related algorithms and uses annoying variants of them all over the place. Apparently the "LZ77" version used somewhere (GBA?) is actually just LZSS...anyway, maybe that document will help later.