About naming files when decrypting/exporting (Texture)

[CharlieFuu69]

Hello! A while ago I noticed that, in particular, the files in the texture table, when decrypted, are renamed in a way that makes it difficult for me to classify, especially the cards.

After reading the databases, I realized that the files are renamed as:

[Package Name]_[Head]

To organize the cards, I have literally had to go through them one by one, because the file names just don't help me.

In audio files, for example, in voices, I can organize them well because they have the School Idol identifier, such as:

mXXYY

XX = Unit Number
YY = Character Number

And the reference to the characters with that format is as follows:

Character number	μ's (00)	Aqours (01)	Nijigasaki HS (02)
01	Honoka	Chika	Ayumu
02	Eli	Riko	Kasumi
03	Kotori	Kanan	Shizuku
04	Umi	Dia	Karin
05	Rin	You	Ai
06	Maki	Yoshiko	Kanata
07	Nozomi	Hanamaru	Setsuna
08	Hanayo	Mari	Emma
09	Nico	Ruby	Rina
10			Shioriko
11			Mia
12			Lanzhu

Is there any chance that, in a future update, the naming of the Texture files will change? That would help me a lot.

PS: I was reading almost all the tables in the databases, and I couldn't find any significant pattern that alludes to the head.

[nosyrbllewe]

The head is the byte offset for the file package, such as ly4oob_760782 for the second row in the following example. .

The audio files also originally followed the same [Package Name]_[Head] format, but I later wrote a converter to rename them for easier use.

I was actually intending on doing a similar converter for texture names a while ago, but lost interest in doing so after the game shut down. It was also much more complicated than naming for the audio files as there are a bunch more different types of texture files (and so looking up the correct name becomes significantly more complex). I am not sure if I will go back to it though.

[nosyrbllewe]

It was much easier for the audio files as they have a convenient name for each of the files next to it in the data. Unfortunately, the texture files do not. The main problem is that I am unsure on how to map the following asset_paths to a unique and useful name: I tried looking in the database tables, but I don't see any nice mapping for them.

[CharlieFuu69]

Yes, I actually saw those same databases, and what seemed to be a good indicator (asset_path), because for me it is still unintelligible, and I do not know its use.

I see that it is a problem that we have in common, but I also appreciate your effort to make this tool =D

PS: I have marked this Issue as closed.