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added more information about the PAC/PCS-Files. thanks to dasda
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Seems to be compressed files. I think those files are also some kind of (R)ARC-compressed, but they can't be extracted with common tools. <br />+PCS-Files start to have something common at 0x04 and end at 0x11.
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=== PAC/PCS Files ===
=== PAC/PCS Files ===
−==== PAC-Files: ====
−PAC-Files start with "ARC" (in ASCII) in the fileheader. <br />
−Seems to be an archive format.
−These informations are taken by investigating some .pac-files of the fighters of ssbb (the currently only known game that uses those archives).
+* first 3 bytes -> ARC
+* starting at 0x10 -> Filename without extension
+* starting at 0x60 -> propably the file-extension
+* starting at 0x70 -> propably the folder in which the file(s) are (so far no other thing as root has been seen)
+* starting at 0xE0 -> propably the start of the archived file
+[[Image:Pacexample.png|thumb|100px|none|An Example of a .pac-archive]]
+As you can see in that image of a file (FitLink00.pac) of the SSBB-Disc, the file which is stored in the .pac is called FitLink00.bres and residents in the /-folder
+==== PCS-Files: ====
+Seems to be an compressed version of the the PAC-Archive
[[Category:Data containers|*]] [[Category:File formats]]
[[Category:Data containers|*]] [[Category:File formats]]