Luigi Auriemma

the following is the quickest and simplest example to which I can think for using rfactordec for decrypting the files of the rFactor game.
The same method can be used for wtcced too:

create a new folder called NEW and copy there all the files you want to decrypt

download http://aluigi.org/papers/rfactordec.zip
download http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/downlin ... in-zip.php
download http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/downlin ... in-zip.php
download http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/downlin ... in-zip.php

place rfactordec.exe and ALL the files contained in the BIN folder of the last 3 zip of the links in the NEW folder where are located the files you want to decrypt.

now create a new text file with notepad and insert the following text in it:

find.exe -iname "*.gmt" -exec ./rfactordec "{}" "{}" ;

and save it in the NEW folder with the name go.bat
now you must simply click on go.bat and it will do all the job and at the end all the GMT files in that folder will be decrypted.
I have talked only about the GMT files because the DDS seem all already decrypted, if not it's enough to replace "*.gmt" with "*.dds" or just with "*.*" since rfcatordec is able to recognize if a file is encrypted or not

Scusa se ti disturbo...eseguo alla lettera tutto quello che hai indicato(decriptare + files)....con il risultato che i file sono sempre gli stessi....cioe non decriptati, come mai?...notavo che alla fine del comando ci sta una riga: file already exists, do you want owerwrite it (yes/no)?
ci?? vuol dire che non li ha sovrascritti? eventualmente come si puo aggiungere yes al file batch..
scusami se scrivo in italiano e non in inglese
Grazie in anticipo

exactly.
add -o after rfactordec.exe to force the automatic overwriting of the file, example:
c:\gmt\find c:\gmt -exec c:\gmt\rfactordec -o "{}" "{}" ;

Grazie mille!!!!!!!!