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Posted on 11-06-11 09:50:57 AM (last edited by Cajetan at 11-06-11 06:53 AM) Link | Quote
What the hell have i done?
If you wont believe me:



I don't know how it happened. I just opened the ROM with 7-zip which opened the rom and showed all the files in it. It only seems to work with 7-zip. Interessting or?

I tried other z64 rom's like SM64 etc. but these didn't worked. Only V-Rally Edition works. So, z64 ROM's has an protection and they forgot to put it into V-Rally Edition?

Would be great if someone could bypass the protection of the other ROM's and then we could get the extracted files.

Also, if you wanna make it a .z64 file then i would need a compiler, because zipping it won't help.
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>>ESTABLISHING LINK...DONE.    >>FETCHING POST DATA...DONE.    >>EXECUTING POSTDISP.BIN...


Instead of thinking up something on their own, it seems the developers just made the game use a ZIP file as its archive of game data, which 7-Zip apparently notices (starts at 0x15DB10 in the ROM, btw). SM64, Star Fox, MK64, the Zelda games, etc., etc. all use other compression formats - those specifically, blocks of MIO0 or Yaz0 compressed data - so those certainly won't open in 7-Zip, WinRAR or whatever else. But who knows, maybe there are other games that did this...


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Posted on 11-06-11 12:36:33 PM Link | Quote
Oh wow!
That is interesting.
Have all known N64 games been dumped? If yes, if one has them all, he could run a script that attempts to extract every single ROM and we could see what else there is besides this game.

I wouldn't be surprised if other games did this too, not just N64.

Great find!
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Posted on 11-06-11 12:48:18 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by xdaniel

Oh wow!
That is interesting.
Have all known N64 games been dumped? If yes, if one has them all, he could run a script that attempts to extract every single ROM and we could see what else there is besides this game.

I wouldn't be surprised if other games did this too, not just N64.

Great find!


Mhh i wish there could be a way to get SM64 extracted.
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Posted on 11-07-11 07:30:36 AM Link | Quote
Post #4374 · 11-07-11 02:30:36 AM
There is check the SM64 forum. MIO0 (used in Mario 64, Mario Kart, and a bunch of others), YAZ0 (used in Zelda) and YAY0 (used in Gamecube and maybe some N64 games?) are all documented and have decompression tools available. Most games generally don't keep any names for their files, though.

It might be interesting to write a script that searches through an archive of ROMs looking for any interesting magic numbers.

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Originally posted by Rena
There is check the SM64 forum. MIO0 (used in Mario 64, Mario Kart, and a bunch of others), YAZ0 (used in Zelda) and YAY0 (used in Gamecube and maybe some N64 games?) are all documented and have decompression tools available. Most games generally don't keep any names for their files, though.

It might be interesting to write a script that searches through an archive of ROMs looking for any interesting magic numbers.


Yeah, but it would be easier if there were one program that does that all already. Also im talking about the source code of sm64. Like having its original C scripts, animation files(so we could it change later, without using ASM) etc.

But that maybe isn't possible, we can only decompressing it. I will search some decompression tool's. I also found a tool for MIO0 that isn't very known in SM64 Hacking. Then i will pack them to one tool, that would save time. BTW, does someone know the full name for MIO0?
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Post #4376 · 11-07-11 09:35:24 PM
You can't feasibly turn a ROM back into source code (it can be done by hand, but it's a very long, tedious process)... if you found source code in that archive that'd be very interesting.

Similarly we can only guess at names unless something leaks from Nintendo. My best guess is "MarIO compression format version 0". YAZ might come from the name of the programmer who implemented it.

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Originally posted by Rena
You can't feasibly turn a ROM back into source code (it can be done by hand, but it's a very long, tedious process)... if you found source code in that archive that'd be very interesting.

Similarly we can only guess at names unless something leaks from Nintendo. My best guess is "MarIO compression format version 0". YAZ might come from the name of the programmer who implemented it.


I remember the old Acmln topic's, everyone was saying: "It's impossible to hack SM64." And now we have a great Level Editor. By now i think(your right) it will be impossible to turn ROM back into Source Code, by program's. But sometime hackers will crack it and then we have it. That's why Key algorithms gets updated etc. Sometime MD5 could be easy hackable, if there is a way and then there will be sometime a MD8 or higher. Who knows.
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Posted on 11-09-11 03:53:19 AM Link | Quote
I don't think you understand a single thing you're saying.

Hacking compression (like MIO0) is hard, but possible. Hacking level geometry, object coordinates, and textures is easy. Really easy. As in, I could do it without consulting any of the SM64 hacking documents.

Turning a ROM into source code is much harder than hacking compression. There are a lot of attempts out there, and not one can produce decent output for a common .exe file, let alone a N64 ROM. It is technically possible, but don't expect to ever see it happen.

Oh, and MD5 has nothing to do with this - that's a hash algorithm, and cracking it is nothing at all like decompiling C code.

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Post #4380 · 11-09-11 01:19:32 AM
The problem is simply that source code contains a lot of information that doesn't end up in the ROM. Names, comments, structure, etc. You can't just pull that missing information from nowhere.

People who said hacking SM64 (or, for that matter, anything else) was impossible were just wrong. Hacking a game is just changing some bits in it. It's not easy to figure out which bits to change and what to change them to, but it's certainly possible.

Maybe someday people will completely decompile the game back into a source-code form. It's been done with several NES games already. But it's a very long, difficult task that can only be done by hand, one game at a time.

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Originally posted by Rena
The problem is simply that source code contains a lot of information that doesn't end up in the ROM. Names, comments, structure, etc. You can't just pull that missing information from nowhere.

People who said hacking SM64 (or, for that matter, anything else) was impossible were just wrong. Hacking a game is just changing some bits in it. It's not easy to figure out which bits to change and what to change them to, but it's certainly possible.

Maybe someday people will completely decompile the game back into a source-code form. It's been done with several NES games already. But it's a very long, difficult task that can only be done by hand, one game at a time.


Um, short off-topic:
Are you HyperHacker? Since he/she used your layout.

And also, are there any new MIO0 Compressor's available? Or something how i can replace something without using TT64. Because TT64 cannot do everything.
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