Well since I'm guessing people were looking for a FF viewer I went ahead and searched for a FF viewer on google and I found this program it's really fast and real easy to use. If anyone wants to use it here you are: http://www.mediafire.com/?w76duwhnpbk4ilp

Virus Total: https://www.virustotal.com/file/01a7cd3 ... 337463835/ But there's 1 problem there's a false positive I don't know why there's isn't even a password on the rar so ya..

If you still don't believe me I captured a video of it going through MS Security Essentials..

Edit 1: Changed video to show me extracting the RAR and scanning it.

rule #1 dont touch fastfiles

rule #1 dont touch fastfiles

That just means don't edit them.

I'm sure most people have heard of FFviewer, also you scanned the rar in the video.

There they same aren't they? If you don't trust me then go download it over the web. Who says I was going to edit them? I was just giving people the resource that they wanted...

 

Also I'll upload a video of me extracting the rar and scanning it now.

.FF Viewer extracts .GSCs and that's about it (maybe .CSVs if you're really lucky). NTA seems to know how to get everything out of them, however. I was thinking about making a CMDLine program that completely extracts .FFs, but, I cbf.

FF Viewer 2.65 gets everything out of it AFAIK. Even if it doesn't, I believe it just uses zlib compression, right?

You can't extract xmodels' or d3dbsps'.

FF Viewer 2.65 gets everything out of it AFAIK. Even if it doesn't, I believe it just uses zlib compression, right?

Nope. Doesn't get .d3dbsps, entities, menu, incs, etc etc. Yes, .FFs use zlib, but they store files in a very strange way that I've never been able to figure out completely. The starting offset is fairly simple, but from memory they use some sort of weird thing between different types of files or something... anyway, if you can make a program that completely extracts them, you get a super big cookie.

...anyway, if you can make a program that completely extracts them, you get a super big cookie.

 

Offzip + Hex Editor = Win?

...anyway, if you can make a program that completely extracts them, you get a super big cookie.

 

Offzip + Hex Editor = Win?

That'll extract a .dat, but FFViewer does that already. And thanks for the info, master.