Cin Files
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Kaori why are you asking her for that info when you can already decode the file? :agree:
@Kaori
does this have anything to do with it 2682133139
@idabiga
pretty cool doing that in vb6, what did you use to draw the image from the bytes? I was attempting a mir2 wil viewer a while back.
@Kaori
does this have anything to do with it 2682133139
@idabiga
pretty cool doing that in vb6, what did you use to draw the image from the bytes? I was attempting a mir2 wil viewer a while back.
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Nick found this:
.text:004043D6 mov [esp+23Ch+var_220], 240
.text:004043DB repne scasb
.text:004043DD not ecx
.text:004043DF dec ecx
.text:004043E0 mov edi, offset asc_4CBBEC ; "\\"
.text:004043E5 mov byte ptr [esp+29], 57
.text:004043EA mov [esp+23Ch+var_21E], 171
It uses the first 3 bytes of the header of the cins....we (well Nick) just trying to make it into workable code.
.text:004043D6 mov [esp+23Ch+var_220], 240
.text:004043DB repne scasb
.text:004043DD not ecx
.text:004043DF dec ecx
.text:004043E0 mov edi, offset asc_4CBBEC ; "\\"
.text:004043E5 mov byte ptr [esp+29], 57
.text:004043EA mov [esp+23Ch+var_21E], 171
It uses the first 3 bytes of the header of the cins....we (well Nick) just trying to make it into workable code.
@Kaori
Don't suppose thats correct? or maybe i'm suppose to xor that key against each byte then shr it by 2? I wish you would just help us out would save me loads of time. :/
Code:
Key:=24057171;
KeyFinal:=key xor 2682133139;Don't suppose thats correct? or maybe i'm suppose to xor that key against each byte then shr it by 2? I wish you would just help us out would save me loads of time. :/
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kaori how did u manage to do it in the first place without some help? 
and btw y u need to make new .cin? the kaori 1's arent enough for u?
and btw y u need to make new .cin? the kaori 1's arent enough for u?
kaori how did u manage to do it in the first place without some help?
and btw y u need to make new .cin? the kaori 1's arent enough for u?
How about you read the thread?
I want it for my client, so people can just open a cin file. Kaori offered to let me link to her site but parsing the html can sometimes take a while with the code I've written. Would be nice to hav ea way to decode cin file therefore.
there am lost a little, then the header is not as it thought :S
what is the correct xor metod to decrypt the key or keys?
If anyone know
Soz for my english im learning :S
what is the correct xor metod to decrypt the key or keys?
If anyone know
Soz for my english im learning :S
@Kaori
I was wondering why 142 was just sitting there all alone, theres 4 visible numbers first 3 make up the first key, then the 4th sits there all alone.. so I was like hm what relation could they have then I see that it puts first number, and third number and that 4th number into variables and the third number is not put into a variable. Only reason it might do this is to maybe form another key later on? so are any of these numbers the other key?
171142
240142
Hope I wasnt to confusing.
Key:=24057171;
Key2:=240142;
KeyFinal:=key xor 2682133139 xor key2;
edit: and on side note I just decrypted some of the numbers woot.. getting close.
More hints kaori more hints!, am I done with key part and now down to just the code to change the bytes?
I was wondering why 142 was just sitting there all alone, theres 4 visible numbers first 3 make up the first key, then the 4th sits there all alone.. so I was like hm what relation could they have then I see that it puts first number, and third number and that 4th number into variables and the third number is not put into a variable. Only reason it might do this is to maybe form another key later on? so are any of these numbers the other key?
171142
240142
Hope I wasnt to confusing.
Key:=24057171;
Key2:=240142;
KeyFinal:=key xor 2682133139 xor key2;
edit: and on side note I just decrypted some of the numbers woot.. getting close.
More hints kaori more hints!, am I done with key part and now down to just the code to change the bytes?
Code:
Test:=MyWord[i] xor keyfinal;
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Are there 3 xors in the beginning?
This one? 2147483903
Not that number...
BTW.. I prefer reading Hex
next hint is.. you need 2 keys to do xor'ing...
Not that number...
BTW.. I prefer reading Hex
next hint is.. you need 2 keys to do xor'ing...
Would that second key for xoring be in the cin file header?
For example 4to7 bytes?
Getting stumped. -_-
And when you say I need 2 keys to xor you mean to decrypt correct:?
Test:=MyWord xor keyfinal xor keyfinal2;
so 4 bytes = decrypt key
after that 8 bytes = crc check..
crc check isn't needed to decrypt correct?
2361762011594361302945
Also shifting as in Shr 2?
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I extracted all the wil files using Kaori's MIM into folders with the same file structure (I didn't even want to think about emulating MIM as it wasn't what I was after and Kaori's works fine already).
I then got the filename of the image from the map file, (used GDIPlus to load a png file up in VB6) and loaded it into a Picture box, then copied it from that picture box and placed it into another picture box at the correct co-ordinates.
Thats about the gist of it anyway
I have no way of hosting the files, but Shorty does have a set of them already, if she feels like hosting I certainly won't care, the more the merrier, we can all get a nice map editor
/Mick