[Release] [C#] [LIBRARY] SABSFile library (open sound files)

[Jake625]

http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Rele...2#pid91852

Yeah, that's not the struct for ps3 though :p I'm not sure about pc.

Structures are identical (little endian). Only difference is that PS3 uses MP3 instead of FLAC.

me and red-eyex32 figured it out.

I re-mapped.

Mine makes a LOT more sense...

I posted on the cod modding wiki. You can check it here..

http://codresearch.wikia.com/wiki/Call_of_Duty:_Sabs

[Red-EyeX32]

http://www.itsmods.com/forum/Thread-Rele...2#pid91852

Yeah, that's not the struct for ps3 though :p I'm not sure about pc.

Structures are identical (little endian). Only difference is that PS3 uses MP3 instead of FLAC.

me and red-eyex32 figured it out.

I re-mapped.

Mine makes a LOT more sense...

PHP Code:

typedef unsigned char byte;
typedef unsigned long int u32;
typedef unsigned long long int u64;

struct hash_table_t
{
    char md5[0x10];
}

struct entry_table_t
{
    int unk;
    int size;
    int offset;
    u64 unk2;
};

struct sabs_header_t
{
    char magic[0x10];
    int nameLength; //length of each name entry - little endian
    int entryCount; //little endian
    int unk;
    int unk2; 
    int fileLength; //Size of the whole file - little endian 
    int unk3;
    entry_table_t** entries; //entryCount
    int unk4;
    hash_table_t** hashes; //entryCount
    int unk5;
};

struct sabs_file
{
    sabs_header_t header;
    char md5[0x10];
    char** nameEntries; //not proper syntax as it's not a pointer... but it's 0x40 long (nameLength) and are .sabs extension
} 


this makes way more sense lol