action script decompiled

[ghost]

hi, you may find this helpful https://github.com/dhk-room101/gwent_as3/tree/master/WIP/gwint_game.swf_as/red/game/witcher3/menus/gwint it's the repository of the decompiled original game, it may help you with implementing the logic of various aspects, such as AI, special cards, etc.… Thanks!

[thomastuts]

Wow, this is absolutely amazing. Thank you! Did you reverse-engineer this yourself? Do you happen to know where I can find the card assets themselves (the images)?

I'm currently using images scraped off gosunoob.com but they're screenshots and inconsistent in quality and resolution. I did find a repo that has the card assets all in high quality that look like they come from the game assets, but I'd still like to know how they did it.

[ghost]

hi, I apologize for the delay, my health is not very good. Yes, the code is extracted by me from the original game. I used quickbms to extract everything from the original game, then I identified all the scaleform files which are basically GFX+ images, then GFX->SWF, then SWF->AS3. You can find everything after extracting with quickbms, but it's a good idea to know how to extrapolate various relevant info from various file headers. I personally did not look specifically for the images, but I guess someone else did, and they uploaded them here https://www.reddit.com/r/witcher/comments/39kmou/complete_printable_gwent_cards_now_in_highres_and/ I found all the relevant images as separate instances inside the Illustrator archive, they seem to be high quality. I apologize, but images were not my priority, instead getting the AI related classes was more important, for the obvious reason to be able to turn it into a standalone app for mobile/tablets platforms. Due to health reasons, it's highly unlikely I can do this, so I'm hoping my repository can help you or others :-) Thanks!

[ghost]

I extracted the textures using https://github.com/hhrhhr/Lua-utils-for-Witcher-3 the textures are in the content0 subfolder in the texture.cache file the images names can be found in the XML file that contains the card definitions %W3%\content\patch0\bundles\patch.bundle_extract\gameplay\items\def_gwint_cards_final.xml is the most updated one, you can get it using quickbms and extract it from the latest patch file/folder I'm migrating the code to a C sharp repository, would you like to join me?

[VitalyVaryvdin]

@dhk-room101 Hi! Sorry for necroposting, can you tell what files exactly and how did you decompile? I assume it's Sothink's decompiler? It totally didn't open any of .redswf I tried. JPEX Decompiler opened it but it's missing a lot of sprites which I'm after I'm building my own high quality printable Gwent version and for that I need sprites stored in swf

[ghost]

@VitalyVaryvdin

.redswf = .swf code + images.

So you need to know a bit about headers and data structures in order to extract the components of .redswf, which is basically a proprietary container where CDPR put the compiled .swf and all the external images referred by it. Maybe by now someone created a tool to extract this components out of .redswf, but in my case at that time I wrote my own scripts to do so, I just can't find them, it's been five years :) But it should be pretty easy to explore the header using a hex editor...

One thing I remember though, the images I extracted where missing one of the RGB channels, I think the red channel, but most of the images where blue and yellow. As a scientist I couldn't care less about the how it looks, I was more interested in learning about the code implementation, so I didn't bother understanding why the red channel is missing. But for sure I was able to extract all the images, albeit odd looking with only blue and yellow :) But I'm pretty sure I've seen the original gwent images uploaded somewhere by someone else, poke around Google a bit...

[VitalyVaryvdin]

@dhk-room101 Thank you for fast reply :)

I've also extracted the textures without red channel, but unfortunately the textures i'm after are in SWF and are missing in JPEX Decompiler I wouldn't be bothering, but these texture I'm looking for aren't raw quality, rather screenshot quality

edit: found Wolven Kit tool. It has ability to export images from .redswf. Goal achieved :) It also produces much cleaner swf file for decompilation

[pimtegelaar]

@VitalyVaryvdin which version of WolvenKit did you use? I would like to get the sprites out, but most of the sprites have red in them. Looking for a way to get them out clean.

[VitalyVaryvdin]

@pimtegelaar channels are swapped. After extracting I've used simple bat script to swap channels back with image magick

for %%f in (*.png) do ( magick convert "%%f" -set colorspace RGB -separate -swap 0,2 -combine "D:\WolvenKit\Swapped1\%%~nf.png" )

Run this in folder with extracted images and don't forget to change output path

[pimtegelaar]

Ah that works for the extracted DDS files, but what about the sprites? Or is there another way to get them out?

[pimtegelaar]

@VitalyVaryvdin thanks for the scrip though, it did work on those other extracted images :)

[VitalyVaryvdin]

Oh you mean those.. Had no luck with those and gave up You might be able to find some help on WolvenKit's discord server

[pimtegelaar]

Thanks, I'll try that. I think the sprites are combinations of parts of the DDS files, stacked and rotated. and resized where needed. I couldn't get the flash decompilers to show them correctly though (tried both FF dec, Eltima Trillix and Sothink and all showed the same red colors).

[pimtegelaar]

It looks like it was made with the aurtodesk scaleform gfx sdk. It looks like that is no longer downloadable though :(

[VitalyVaryvdin]

I've got Scaleform 3.3.9 and 4.0.7 laying around, if this is of any help for you :)

[pimtegelaar]

@VitalyVaryvdin yeah that would be great :)

Btw, I also found that with XnConvert you can batch convert from dds to png and convert the colors in one go :)

[VitalyVaryvdin]

Ping me back at anomalray@gmail.com, i'll send the link