TPFextract - extract TexMod tpf files

[Tonttu]

I lost some of my source files but I still had the *.tpf file with no way of getting the files out of it.
After spending some time on google I found opentpf
However for some reason I was getting "ZipArchive error: Damaged or not a zip file." on my file so I wrote TPFextract based on opentpf and MiniUnz source code
TPFextract also works faster than opentpf because it doesn't compress the files back to zip like opentpf

TPFextract 1.5 (240.51 kB)
TPFextractGUI 1.4 (2.68 MB)
Source code is included in the archive

Usage : TPFextract [-e] [-x] [-l] [-f] [-o] file.tpf [file_to_extr.]

  -e  Extract without pathname (junk paths)
  -x  Extract with pathname
  -l  list files
  -f  list files ("filename|filesize|crc-32")
  -o  overwrite files without prompting

TPFextractGUI is a simple GUI for TPFextract
Alternative GUI for TPFextract written by badboy70 can be found here:
http://badboy70.cwahi.net/

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# TPFextract #
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1.5
Changed "-f" switch to print to stdout in filelist.txt format: "filename|filesize|crc-32"
        (fix to remove unnecessary disc read/write operation when using the TPFextractGUI)
        if you need filelist.txt you can use "TPFextract -f filename.tpf > filelist.txt"
Executable packed with "upx --ultra-brute"

1.4
Write output of error/info messages to stderr instead of stdout
Modified the build script for Linux
Show version number in info

1.3
Fixed compiling on Linux
Added Makefile for Linux
Added build script for Linux

1.2
Changed filelist.txt format to filename|filesize|crc-32

1.1
Added "-f" switch to write filenames to filelist.txt
Changed the program to read the XORed data from memory instead of temporary file
Lots of code cleanup and some commenting

1.0
Initial version


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# TPFextractGUI #
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1.4
Support loading files with command-line arguments (right click --> open with... support)
Updated Qt from 4.6.3 to 4.7.0
Static build
Uses TPFextract 1.5

1.3
Changed to read filelist from stdout (fix to remove unnecessary disc read/write operation)
Updated QT libraries from 4.6.0 to 4.6.3
Executable and libraries packed with "upx --ultra-brute" to reduce filesize
Uses TPFextract 1.5

1.2
Fixed the GUI freezing while extracting
Made the text/path field show status while extracting
Uses TPFextract 1.4

1.1
Add filesize and crc-32 info
Uses TPFextract 1.2

1.0
Initial version
Uses TPFextract 1.1

[badboy70]

Nice tool, you got PM

[fonglee]

Thank you, works great. I`ve searched for something to do exactly this, off and on for a couple of years now.

[Mytly]

How exactly does this work?

[Tonttu]

New version, link in first post

Changes:
added "-f" switch to write filenames to filelist.txt
changed the program to read the XORed data from memory instead of temporary file
lots of code cleanup and some commenting

Source code is included in the archive
I haven't written anything in C for a long time so there probably is a lot to improve in the code

Originally Posted by Mytly

How exactly does this work?

First it XORs tpf data with 0x3FA43FA4 to get zip archive and then extracts the contents
The zip archive is protected with 42 character password using special/control characters
password in hex: 73 2A 63 7D 5F 0A A6 BD 7D 65 7E 67 61 2A 7F 7F 74 61 67 5B 60 70 45 74 5C 22 74 5D 6E 6A 73 41 77 6E 46 47 77 49 0C 4B 46 6F

[badboy70]

GUI Version 1.2 here

WARNING

Some antivirusses seem te block extract.exe (this gets unpacked after running TPFExtract)
RED = Blocks
GREEN = Does not block

Norton
Microsoft Security Essentials

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[fonglee]

Ok, so I tried your GUI version and every file I try to load comes up with the same error `you can't have spaces in filenames'. Any idea if this is vista related?

Any thoughts?

[badboy70]

Originally Posted by fonglee

Ok, so I tried your GUI version and every file I try to load comes up with the same error `you can't have spaces in filenames'. Any idea if this is vista related?

Any thoughts?

Well, does the filename contain spaces?
Does not work: "My Mod.tpf"
Works: "My_Mod.tpf" or "MyMod.tpf"

[Tonttu]

I think it shouldn't be very hard to make it work with spaces, just put quotation marks around the argument when passing it to program.
or escape the spaces with backslash (edit: probably doesn't work on Windows... I've been using Linux too much )

[fonglee]

Originally Posted by badboy70

Well, does the filename contain spaces?
Does not work: "My Mod.tpf"
Works: "My_Mod.tpf" or "MyMod.tpf"

To be perfectly clear, not 1 file has opened, no matter if it is a single name such as `Anya.tpf' or not.

Does it work on your system? And what OS are you running?

Edit:Ok I've just checked on a computer running XP and it still won't open anything, so it's a no-go in Vista & XP....

The program seems to work fine, right up to the point of loading a TPF, is it possible that the file you put up for download is corrupt?