KL-notadev
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2 years ago UPDATE: Horizon does work, mostly. (Some of my saved files don't work, but most do.)
Open KL-notadev opened 2 years ago
KL-notadev
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2 years ago UPDATE: Horizon does work, mostly. (Some of my saved files don't work, but most do.)
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Do you don't mind uploading a file that the tool didn't pick up so I can look into this more?
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Thanks for getting back to me! 😃
Sure thing, here's one. Valley of Volleys.zip
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Looks like the file you uploaded is detected by the tool's manage tab and playable in game.
If this file didn't show up in the tool's export tab I'll need to see the "container" file. Use the "extract selected file" option in Horizon. That will create a file that contains the map and all the Xbox data that the tool strips to make it work on PC. I'm guessing there's something in the Xbox data that makes the tool think this isn't a valid Halo file. If you can upload that I'll be able to investigate this issue further.
If there's some files were exported but not playable in game check out issue #4 they may just need to be placed into the private directory to be detected properly by the game.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Thanks again! Here you go. 😄
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago 
I'm not seeing any issues on my end with that file either. Are there any other files that you had issues with? I also just thought I'd ask what release of the of the tool you're using? I've been using v2.0.1.1 (the latest version) to test this with.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago I was using the latest version as well.
The issue isn't/wasn't with any specific file; the tool just didn't pull anything from my flash drive. Whether I selected the main D:\ directory or the D:\Xbox360 sub-directory, nothing populated in the Export page.
When I used the same flash drive in Horizon, it detected the files.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago The issue isn't/wasn't with any specific file; the tool just didn't pull anything from my flash drive. Whether I selected the main D:\ directory or the D:\Xbox360 sub-directory, nothing populated in the Export page.
If the bug still reproduces do you mind uploading the text generated at the bottom of the window when trying to access the flash drive?
(CTRL+C to copy once you have the text selected)
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Sure thing! I'll paste it below. I also included a screenshot from Horizon, showing that there are Halo files on the flash drive.
Application up to date Updating Export tab lists 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo: Reach 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 3 0 Screenshots for Halo 3: ODST 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 4 All files in Export tab listed! Updating Manage tab file lists All files in Manage tab listed! Updating from folder D:\Xbox360 Gathering Files All files Gathered, scanning for potential containers All Potential Containers Gathered, Gathering Container Info from containers All Container Files gathered Searching for Halo: Reach files Searching for Halo 3 files Searching for Halo 3 ODST files Searching for Halo 4 files Updating Export tab lists 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo: Reach 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 3 0 Screenshots for Halo 3: ODST 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 4 All files in Export tab listed!
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago If the flash drive doesn't have too much on it would you mind uploading a zip copy of it so I can figure out what's causing it to not detect in the tool. I'm planning on adding some more debug features/settings to help diagnose issues like this one. I'll upload a experimental version of it here if the files on the drive are too large tonight or tomorrow.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago I made a quick build to help debug this. These should debug a little more info about what's going on but it would still be useful to get a zip copy so I can test and debug more on my machine. Note: These may give warnings about the version number since I haven't pushed out a full release for adding extra debugging lines yet. Debug.Halo.MCC.PC.Save.Transfer.Tool_v2.0.1.2_Installer.zip Debug.Halo.MCC.PC.Save.Transfer.Tool_v2.0.1.2_NoInstaller.zip
KL-notadev
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2 years ago If the flash drive doesn't have too much on it would you mind uploading a zip copy of it so I can figure out what's causing it to not detect in the tool. I'm planning on adding some more debug features/settings to help diagnose issues like this one. I'll upload a experimental version of it here if the files on the drive are too large tonight or tomorrow.
Unfortunately, my XB360 formatted out 32GB, so even though it's only using like 100MB, Windows still wants to compress the entire 32GB partition. Any idea if Horizon can make a ZIP of the real, decrypted files?
KL-notadev
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2 years ago I made a quick build to help debug this. These should debug a little more info about what's going on but it would still be useful to get a zip copy so I can test and debug more on my machine. Note: These may give warnings about the version number since I haven't pushed out a full release for adding extra debugging lines yet. Debug.Halo.MCC.PC.Save.Transfer.Tool_v2.0.1.2_Installer.zip Debug.Halo.MCC.PC.Save.Transfer.Tool_v2.0.1.2_NoInstaller.zip
Sure thing! The full debug log is pasted below.
Application up to date Updating Export tab lists 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo: Reach 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 3 0 Screenshots for Halo 3: ODST 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 4 All files in Export tab listed! Updating Manage tab file lists All files in Manage tab listed! Updating from folder D:\Xbox360 Debugging Enabled Gathering Files All files Gathered, scanning 34 for potential containers Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0000 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (XTA) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0001 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (C) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0002 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (Vۼ!) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0003 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0004 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (P��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0005 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0006 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (?w) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0007 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (ڀ�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0008 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�^�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0009 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (8�D) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0010 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�8�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0011 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0012 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (a`�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0013 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (! ) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0014 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�%) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0015 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�6o) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0016 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (ڝ�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0017 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (o�.) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0018 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�� ) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0019 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are ([�G) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0020 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (���) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0022 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (h: ) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0023 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�Z) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0024 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (o�^) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0025 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (�R�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0026 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (H7 ) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0027 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (J1�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0028 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (9��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0029 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (]��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0030 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are ('W�) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0031 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (��|) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0032 Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (��) of file:D:\Xbox360\Data0033 All Potential Containers Gathered, 0 Gathering Container Info from containers All Container Files gathered:0 Searching for Halo: Reach files Searching for Halo 3 files Searching for Halo 3 ODST files Searching for Halo 4 files Updating Export tab lists 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo: Reach 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 3 0 Screenshots for Halo 3: ODST 0 Maps, 0 Gametypes, and 0 Screenshots for Halo 4 All files in Export tab listed!
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Potential Container letter check failed first 3 characters are (XTA)
The first check the tool does is causing all the files to be excluded. It checks if the file is an Xbox container file by checking the first 3 characters of the file. All the Halo files I pulled from my Xbox 360 start with "CON" so that's what the tool looks for before attempting to read the whole file. Even the D Day map you uploaded even starts with "CON" which is weird since it wasn't detected on your end and I don't see it listed in the most recent log you uploaded. Since none of the files passed that check none were loaded. I'd love to see one or two of those "Data" files. I also thought I'd mention the drive's layout is different than mine.
D:\Xbox360\Data0033
The layout my 360 created looked like this: D:\Content\Profile ID Here\Title ID Here\00000001\usermap000000004C2D7BE4A
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Hmm. This is quite fascinating! A few things:
Even the D Day map you uploaded even starts with "CON" which is weird since it wasn't detected on your end and I don't see it listed in the most recent log you uploaded.
That file was on a different, older flash drive, hence the exclusion. But yep, even that one didn't show up... I think?
I'd love to see one or two of those "Data" files.
Well, each one is exactly 1GB, with two exceptions: One is exactly 0.5GB, and another is only 8200KB. I'll upload that one here. Data0001.zip I think it's also noteworthy that every Data file has a Modified date of Tuesday, November 22, 2005, which is the date that Xbox 360 officially released.
I also thought I'd mention the drive's layout is different than mine.
Is it possible that an update to the Xbox 360's operating system changed how it formats flash drives? I ask because I did all this with an offline Xbox that probably hasn't had its O.S. updated in years.
P.S.: Windows compressed that 8200KB file to less than 23KB. Assuming a similar ratio applies to the other Data files, I can give you those too. Let me know if this one helps.
Thanks again! 😃
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Okay I've looked through file the file you uploaded and it doesn't seem to help me much on it's own. Can you tell me anything more about how exactly you got the files onto the drive (was it just a moving a few maps to the USB or is this a backup of the whole 360)? Next When you use the version I sent you to look in the D:\ directory does the tool still have the same number listed on the line "All files Gathered, scanning 34 for potential containers" or does the output change aside from the "Updating from folder D:\" line? If the output doesn't change I would like some more/the rest of the Data files.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Can you tell me anything more about how exactly you got the files onto the drive (was it just a moving a few maps to the USB or is this a backup of the whole 360)?
If I recall correctly, because of how many H3 and Reach saves I had, and because you can't multi-select files in XB360 (it's either one at a time, or all files in a folder), I copied the entire H3 and Reach directories, and then deleted the files I didn't need.
Next When you use the version I sent you to look in the D:\ directory does the tool still have the same number listed on the line "All files Gathered, scanning 34 for potential containers" or does the output change aside from the "Updating from folder D:" line?
The "normal" version of your program doesn't specify a container count. The debug version says 34.
If the output doesn't change I would like some more/the rest of the Data files.
I have some bad news: I just tried compressing the other Data files (using both Windows and WinRAR), and they don't exhibit the same reduction that that one file did. They hardly compress at all, and it'd end up being around 32GB, which would take me nearly 8 hours to upload.
Hmm.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago The Data0001 file you uploaded starts with XTAF which is the Xbox 360's version of the FATX file system. I dug around and found the Data files are in XTAF format which Horizon can read but my tool can't. I'm willing to try to work on getting it to read this kind of data and extract the halo files but it will take some time. I will probably ask for a few more Data files or ask you to run an updated tool in the future when I've learned more about this data format.
If you wanted a faster way to get all the files. Look into using some XTAF explorer (aside from Horizon) and see if you can copy the container files out of the Data files with that then have this tool extract the halo files from the container files. I haven't tried any XTAF readers (aside from Horizon) so I can't recommend one if you go this route.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Got it. Thanks!
I see you removed the comment about Data0000. Let me know if you change your mind, as that file wouldn't take too long to upload, maybe nine minutes.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago I see you removed the comment about Data0000. Let me know if you change your mind, as that file wouldn't take too long to upload, maybe nine minutes.
I have changed my mind I would like Data0000. I think it will have some data about the drive which will help with figuring out how to read the rest of the files without uploading them all.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago I've made something to scan through the data files to help determine which files are filled with junk and which ones have the Halo files. That way I can get the relevant files without you having to upload all of the files. Do you mind downloading and extracting this XTAF with byte count.zip? Once it's extracted drop the Xbox360 folder onto the exe as shown below:
It will probably take a while to run through all the files but once you see "Press escape to exit" just copy and paste the text generated in the console here so I can read it.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago I have changed my mind I would like Data0000. I think it will have some data about the drive which will help with figuring out how to read the rest of the files without uploading them all.
Cool, no problem. I'll upload it below (had to use an external service).
I'll respond to your other post in a bit. By the way, I'm copying the flash drive contents to my PC and then working from there, because m.2 NVMe should be considerably faster than a USB flash drive. That shouldn't be a problem, correct?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17a0CFJU_CU_RC4kuTiVZa6vw4eScnc_g/view?usp=sharing
KL-notadev
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2 years ago It will probably take a while to run through all the files but once you see "Press escape to exit" just copy and paste the text generated in the console here so I can read it.
OK. I've uploaded it as a .txt file, so that I don't make this webpage 8,000 pages long lol. 😄
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago OK. I've uploaded it as a .txt file, so that I don't make this webpage 8,000 pages long lol. 😄
I've looked through the Results.txt file and I've tweaked the program to look for a few new patterns and added multithreading to help speed the searching process up on your end. XTAF multithreaded.zip Same process as before just drag and drop the Xbox360 folder on it then wait for the "Press escape to exit" and upload the result here.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Well, I have good news and bad news.
The good news: Multithreading definitely works, as seen in this Task Manager spike:
The bad news: The executable keeps crashing due to RAM limitations. On most attempts, it only gets to "34 total data files found", and then crashes. Sometimes, it advances a bit further, but still crashes. I have been able to capture this screenshot and these notes before the crash:
H a l o : R e a c h Directory found: C:\Users\Kevin L\Desktop\Xbox360 found data file #0000 found data file #0001 found data file #0002 found data file #0003 found data file #0004 found data file #0005 found data file #0006 found data file #0007 found data file #0008 found data file #0009 found data file #0010 found data file #0011 found data file #0012 found data file #0013 found data file #0014 found data file #0015 found data file #0016 found data file #0017 found data file #0018 found data file #0019 found data file #0020 found data file #0021 found data file #0022 found data file #0023 found data file #0024 found data file #0025 found data file #0026 found data file #0027 found data file #0028 found data file #0029 found data file #0030 found data file #0031 found data file #0032 found data file #0033 34 total data files found
Unhandled Exception:Unhandled Exception:Unhandled Exception: Unhandled Exception:Unhandled Exception:Unhandled Exception:Unhandled Exception: Unhandled Exception: OutOfMemoryException.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago I've been doing this on my laptop, which has 16GB of RAM. My desktop has 32GB of RAM, but not an m.2 NVMe SSD.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Sorry about that, when I was testing I only had 2 files so it didn't use up as much RAM. Because I focused on speed instead of thinking about RAM usage with the ~32GB of files you have it ended up being too much to handle all at once. This should be a better balance. XTAF limited multithreading.zip
KL-notadev
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2 years ago ELREVENGE
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2 years ago That gave me what I was hoping for. Data0002 seems to have most if not all of the map, screenshot and game type data. If you can upload that I'll see if I can figure out how to extract the data were looking for with code.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Great! Here it is. 😃
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WCGqBgClrgFGrF-IdSnB9ipiKAXOv6jC/view?usp=sharing
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Run this one like the others (drag and drop the Xbox360 folder on it) then upload the results again. If everything goes properly it should extract the content folder so it can be read by the tool.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Might need a small change:
"Directory doesn't exist at :C:\Users\Quinn\Downloads\Test Tool\Xbox360"
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago Might need a small change:
"Directory doesn't exist at :C:\Users\Quinn\Downloads\Test Tool\Xbox360"
My bad, I didn't comment out the line I was using for testing before sending uploading. This should resolve the issue.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Here are the results. It created a Content folder, but then it just closes, and the Content folder is empty. I was able to capture these lines before the program closed.
ELREVENGE
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2 years ago I'm not 100% sure what is causing the issue since I only have parts of the data. I've been looking more into other tools that have this functionality. I'd recommend trying this tool out to try to get the content folder extracted. If you can get the content folder extracted my tool should be able to convert them into a PC readable format.
KL-notadev
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2 years ago Thanks!
Well, it didn't work. I'm not gonna ask you to troubleshoot a program that isn't yours, but in case you're curious, here's the Log:
Mounting Xbox 360 Retail HDD.. Attempting to load FATX volume at 0000000130EB0000 Failed to mount Partition1: Invalid FATX Signature for Partition1: 35DB5DF2 Attempting to load FATX volume at 0000000120EB0000 Failed to mount SystemPartition: Invalid FATX Signature for SystemPartition: C87E01ED Attempting to load FATX volume at 0000000118EB0000 Failed to mount SystemAuxPartition: Invalid FATX Signature for SystemAuxPartition: CC4A6458
ELREVENGE
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4 months ago Thanks!
Well, it didn't work. I'm not gonna ask you to troubleshoot a program that isn't yours, but in case you're curious, here's the Log:
FATX-Tools v0.3
Mounting Xbox 360 Retail HDD.. Attempting to load FATX volume at 0000000130EB0000 Failed to mount Partition1: Invalid FATX Signature for Partition1: 35DB5DF2 Attempting to load FATX volume at 0000000120EB0000 Failed to mount SystemPartition: Invalid FATX Signature for SystemPartition: C87E01ED Attempting to load FATX volume at 0000000118EB0000 Failed to mount SystemAuxPartition: Invalid FATX Signature for SystemAuxPartition: CC4A6458
I know it's been a while since there was any progress on this issue but if you still have the files on your system I might have a work around. I recently had another user run into the same issue but they were able to upload all of the data files (issue #9). I was able to find a workaround using another tool.
If you still can't/don't want to upload the files, you can
Please let me know if this works or not for you, I'm glad to have potentially found a solution to your issue and look forward to hearing if this works for you or not.
KL-notadev
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3 months ago You are a legend for following up on this, literally years later!!!
I have good news and bad news.
The bad news: We're still not there yet.
The good news: There's progress! That tool from GruntMods worked. I'm now stuck on the last step; your tool is freezing. See screenshot below.
KL-notadev
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3 months ago UPDATE: It looks like the freezing is occurring for the Halo 3 folder. When I just select the "4D53085B" folder, it works, and there's a bunch of Reach stuff. When I select the "4D5307E6" folder (which I assume is Halo 3's internal Title ID), the program freezes.
The good news is, with that GruntMods tool helping move things along, I could just upload the 4D5307E6 folder in its entirety. Would that help? 😊
ELREVENGE
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3 months ago UPDATE: It looks like the freezing is occurring for the Halo 3 folder. When I just select the "4D53085B" folder, it works, and there's a bunch of Reach stuff. When I select the "4D5307E6" folder (which I assume is Halo 3's internal Title ID), the program freezes.
The good news is, with that GruntMods tool helping move things along, I could just upload the 4D5307E6 folder in its entirety. Would that help? 😊
Yes, that is the Halo 3's Title ID and folder. If you wouldn't mind uploading that folder, it would make finding the problem easier on my end.
KL-notadev
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3 months ago UPDATE: It looks like the freezing is occurring for the Halo 3 folder. When I just select the "4D53085B" folder, it works, and there's a bunch of Reach stuff. When I select the "4D5307E6" folder (which I assume is Halo 3's internal Title ID), the program freezes. The good news is, with that GruntMods tool helping move things along, I could just upload the 4D5307E6 folder in its entirety. Would that help? 😊
Yes, that is the Halo 3's Title ID and folder. If you wouldn't mind uploading that folder, it would make finding the problem easier on my end.
YAY! All righty, here you go. 😊😊
ELREVENGE
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2 months ago Sorry for how long it's taken me to get around to this. I’ve had a lot on my plate with both work and personal matters recently, but I’ve finally been able to look into this.
I was able to find the problem files, separate them, and successfully extract the rest of your files. You can download the sorted and extracted files here
I compared the working and non-working files in Horizon Mod Manager, and it appears that all the files that caused the program to freeze don't show any contents (the part my tool is supposed to extract) inside them.
The file on the left is one that caused the program to freeze, and the file on the right is one that worked just fine.
The files that caused issues were:
I don't want to promise miracles, but if I find my notes on where exactly the start and end of the contents are inside the file for Halo 3 maps specifically, I can try to manually extract them. That may be able to get the contents even though both tools failed to find any contents. (I opened them in a hex editor and they seem to have data aside from the basic Xbox data, so I have some hope that I might be able to do it manually)
Edit: I was able to remember the basics by looking at the difference between an extracted and a non-extracted file. I wasn't able to find the start and end of contents file markers in the files that didn't seem to have contents (_blf for the start and _eof for the end) when looking in a hex editor. Knowing that, I'm not sure if I'll be able to manually extract the files. I'll be able to look more into it in the future but that's all I had time for tonight.
KL-notadev
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1 month ago No problem at all, and thank you for your continued support! I'll return the favor by taking a while to respond, LOL. I too have been busy with professional and personal things.
I'm going to put these in MCC now. Thanks again! 😊😊
On Mon, Jul 15, 2024 at 11:17 PM ELREVENGE @.***> wrote:
Sorry for how long it's taken me to get around to this. I’ve had a lot on my plate with both work and personal matters recently, but I’ve finally been able to look into this.
I was able to find the problem files, separate them, and successfully extract the rest of your files. You can download the sorted and extracted files here https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a2ZuxAXHgPFQhl_XzOS0b2oZtVwdCNa5/view?usp=sharing
I compared the working and non-working files in Horizon Mod Manager, and it appears that all the files that caused the program to freeze don't show any contents (the part my tool is supposed to extract) inside them.
image.png (view on web) https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/245cbefc-fc88-4284-ae44-f49ca5ddb8a6
The file on the left is one that caused the program to freeze, and the file on the right is one that worked just fine.
The files that caused issues were:
- Triton's T 001 (map with 4 copies)
- Triton's Twist (map)
- Beast (map)
- Multi Flag BRs (clip with 2 copies)
I don't want to promise miracles, but if I find my notes on where exactly the start and end of the contents are inside the file for Halo 3 maps specifically, I can try to manually extract them. That may be able to get the contents even though both tools failed to find any contents. (I opened them in a hex editor and they seem to have data aside from the basic Xbox data, so I have some hope that I might be able to do it manually)
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Describe the bug The tool doesn't find any of my saved files on my flash drive, even though they appear on my XB360.
To Reproduce I just followed the video tutorial.
Expected behavior The tool finds my save files and populates the Maps, Gametypes, and Screenshots sections.