Luigi Auriemma

here is a new file that gives error zlib uncompress <> error -3

thanks in advance

it's a Volvo file, so add the -k volvo option

it's not from Volvo, but thanks for the -k :) I guess the same basis tho as Volvo ...

very interesting, so what game is it?

Hi Aluigi. It's from "RaceRoom the Game" ... the new free racing game by Simbin. Sadly the included game modes are very limited (e.g. no real online multiplayer mode). I'd like to implement these fast formula cars into my existing RaceOn, but the decrypting failed. I've tried it with wtcced v0.2.2 and v0.2.5 (also with -k).

greetings from Germany
Ernie

My fault. It works with the -k option.

Hi, how I activate the -k function?

Would also decipher with pleasure the files of Race-Room.

it must be done from the command-line.
anyway I guess I will update wtcced for doing it automatically.

I know that my TODO list is growing lately... I'm continuing to say "I will do it tomorrow" :)

job done, version 0.3.1:
http://aluigi.org/papers.htm#wtcced

Thanks, aluigi.

I was able to use the following .bat to do my WTCCEDing:

md c:\Tools_wtcced\decrypt
c:\Tools_wtcced\find GameData_Evo -exec c:\Tools_wtcced\wtcced.exe "{}" "c:\Tools_wtcced\decrypt\{}" ;

which worked well with a previous version of WTCCED, but with 0.3.1 it doesn't keep the folder structure in the output, which all the files just go directly into \decrypt\GameData\

can you please advise of what correction I need to make?

Cheers in advance!

in the latest versions wtcced works directly using the input folder so I guess I modified something that altered the behaviour you had in the previous versions using find.exe.

maybe try:
c:\Tools_wtcced\wtcced.exe GameData_Evo "c:\Tools_wtcced\decrypt"

*edit*: adjusted the example

that just creates an unknown file type call {} :(

obviously remove the {}.
it was an error in my post during the copy&paste