[Glitch]

It seems that mediafire deleted my original rsdk unpacker links. The program has been requested so I'm reposting here:
rsdkunpack
Source
I might get around to cleaning up my packer source and releasing that later.

[Irixion]

How about uploading them to the wiki? :P

[JeffMakesGames]

Sweet. :D Now to peek inside the rsdk file and see all the shiny objects.

[Azu]

RSDK unpacker? For the engine the was never released?

[sonicblur]

Azu, on 02 December 2012 - 02:30 PM, said:

RSDK unpacker? For the engine the was never released?

It's just a repost of the Data.rsdk unpacker that he released last December to unpack Sonic CD.

[Xeeynamo]

And now make Metal Sonic playable decently >:[

[Andrew75]

Xeeynamo, on 25 December 2012 - 06:08 AM, said:

And now make Metal Sonic playable decently >:[

Some ideas.
When metal jumps would love to see him do the electrocution attack.
Spin dash for the jet attack. ( although it would be cool to be able to pull that off while running somehow.)
running than rolling could also make a nice use for the electrocution attack animation.

This post has been edited by Andrew75: 25 December 2012 - 08:24 AM

[Xeeynamo]

I was working long time ago on it, but I had some problems with collisions and I drop everything =\. The lastest "version" of animation kit supports all Sonic moveset for Metal Sonic, this thanks to a tool that I made for RSDK .ANI files

[Arique]

Epic bump, but just asking for curiosity sake: Does this unpacker work with the Sonic 1 remake that was released today? Because I've tried everything and I'm having no luck.

EDIT: Let me rephrase this a bit: Sonic CD's RSDK unpacks perfectly fine, but Sonic 1's RSDK refuses to unpack. Can we get an updated version that is compatible with Sonic 1?

This post has been edited by Arique: 16 May 2013 - 12:14 PM

[Cinossu]

Ha ha, this was one of the first things I tried once I downloaded it; seems they've updated the format a bit. Until someone cracks it, we're out of luck.

[You-Are-Pwned]

From the first sight, the RSDK decryption algorithm is a different and a more complex one in Sonic 1, comparing to Sonic CD 2011.

By the way, while looking for stuff in the binary of Sonic 1, I found this in the code. It may be related to decryption, but I'm not sure:

/Users/Stephen/Desktop/sonic 1/05-10-13-international/Sonic1/Sonic1/RetroEngine/TextureLoader.c

This post has been edited by You-Are-Pwned: 17 May 2013 - 06:48 PM

[sonicblur]

Here is a half-assed RSDKvB unpacker that I threw together in an hour:
http://projects.sapp...vB_unpacker.zip

It will unpack all of the files in a Data.rsdk that don't have the encryption flag set in the file table. Ogg vorbis files will be named with an .ogg extension, everything else with bin. Real filenames are not available at this time, because everyone is probably interested in the music files anyway.

This is a command-line tool.

RSDKvB file format. All numerical values little endian
Header "RSDKvB" text
0x6 - 16 bit number of files in archive
0x8 - Start of files

Files: (Each entry is 24 bytes)
0x00-0x10 Filename "hash"
0x10 - 32-bit offset of file in archive
0x14 - 32-bit file size which must be & with 0x7FFFFFF. MSB is the encryption flag, if set file is encrypted.

Enjoy. Feel free to point out any mistakes.

[Tanks]

Wanted to look at the sprites as well, but this will do for now I guess. Also I can confirm this works with the android release. Just remove the .xmf from Data.rsdk.

[You-Are-Pwned]

Thanks for the offset locations, I was also wondering about these.

I'll see what I can do with the MSB encryption.

[ValleyBell]

I recently found an alternative RSDK unpacker: Retrun-Sonic.
It can even repack the archives.

Support for the S1 remake isn't complete (no de-/encryption, filenames can be generated, although not extracted), but it works quite well so far. And it includes the source code.