The game uses OpenSSL and Eric Young's PKCS#1 RSA_eay_public_decrypt function Public keys are stored in PKCS#1 PEM files Second 16 bytes in the USER_DATA000-USER_DATA022 files (Unknown algorithm) Valid map ids can be found in WorldMapList.list or MapName.fmg. that files that are related to Majula have m10_04_00_00 in their name. FROM formats the map id like this mXX_XX_XX_XX.
In Dark Souls II each map has its own id. Judging from the DFLT signature in the header of each file it could be possible that other compression algorithms can be used. the DEFLATE algorithm is used to compress the aforementioned calibration file.
DCX is a format that is used to contain compressed data.The size of each value depends on which param type is used (Each file contains the name of the type in its header). Each PARAM file consists of a lookup-table and a set of values of the same size. It can be found in the /Game/ directory and is encrypted with AES-128. This file contains the so called calibrations (i.a. Most param files are stored in the file regulation.bnd. Each map has its own set of param files that contain information about events, spawnpoints and objects. PARAM is a game archive that is is used to store easy accessible settings for many aspects of the game.It contains a table of all the files that it contains, their ASCII or UNICODE file names and sometimes even the full path from when they were packed. BND4 or Binder 4 is the most used archive format.There are 3 file formats that are used for many purposes.
The following file formats are used in the archives: Nameįont glyph definition file (sans the font bitmap) The following archive file formats are used: Name Most of the files are stored in the following archives (Some files aren't packed and can be found in the sub-directories of the /Game/ directory): This repository should contain all the files that are required to load a savegame at the Majula bonfire. A partial dump of the encrypted game archives (PC Version 1.0.7) for those that are interested in examining the game assets.
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