0x175AEC at this offset there's a pointer to some text.abcde: if it uses 32-bit math you could try 7F001000 (positive).you only substract the offset to the text section from the base virtual address.get from virtual address to offset in the file you'd need to subtract 0x80FFF000.the size of a record is always the same within a sub section, but can be different between different sub sections.the records contain the text (besides others). each sub section then contains a sequence of records. then, starting from offset 0x10, there is a list of offset/size pairs that describes the sub sections. first a 32-bit word that represents the number of "sub sections" or whatever you want to call them.these DAT files are easy enough that you could just write a simple Python script that extracts/inserts the text, Python can decode/encode UTF-8 natively.BattleBookDataPack.dat seems to be tutorial ( and also end of battle pop ups ?).ItemDataPack.dat = item name and description.View files in UTF-8 to get readable Japanese.Select toidata_release.l7c (decrypted from Hacker Note 1).Open Kuriimu2.exe and go to File > Open with Plugin > plugin_bandai_namco.dll > L7C > OK.Files get extracted anyway, not sure if extracted correctly though: _Data/Battle/Effect/00.pck.
#Tales of hearts english rom archive#
You'll get a message This archive type is unsupported and most likely won't unpack properly.Compile psvita-l7ctool.exe from the taikotools submodule and run this command: psvita-l7ctool.exe x toidata_release.l7c.Select the EBOOT.BIN file to decrypt and choose START DECRYPT(ELF).A new bubble should be on the home screen.
#Tales of hearts english rom zip file#
It should produce this zip file テイルズ オブ イノセンス R.
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