Binary/Media

Utilities and programs related to arbitrary binary data (image formats, sound formats, code, etc) operations.

GitMO finds and extracts PlayStation Portable GMO files. GMO files are used in a variety of PSP games, and generally contain skeletal, mesh, and texture data.

A program that allows you to insert code into any thread of execution on any given process, then once the code has executed attempts to restore the thread's CPU context and resume execution as usual. Generally useful for haxing around, includes DLL source so you can easily write your own routines for insertion.

Obtains exception data from threads in a given Windows process. Does extra stack tracing to obtain as much information as possible, even when the framepointer is not valid (optimized builds, etc). Useful debugging tool.

OpenGL program which allows you to specify any file and interpret that file as an image using a variety of pixel modes. You can scroll through the file and dump the screen to a bitmap. Useful for finding images within other files. This thing is terrible and useless, and you should be using Noesis instead.

Splits BMP files into numerous files of the specified resolution. For example, it can turn a 512x512 image into 4 256x256 images.

Allows you to repair broken files, if you have the fixed version of the file available to you at a remote location. Utilizes MD5 hashing. There are better tools these days, and this is, like so many other things, only here for the sake of archival.

Searches files (including .tim files) for tim format graphics files, and then dumps them out to the specified path (also automatically converts to .bmp format).

Converts .tim (PlayStation texture map) files to giant HTML documents with colored table areas. Kind of disturbing, and has no practical use. I don't know why this exists, I probably wrote it while under some form of emotional duress.

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