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How do you read computer language?
How do you read computer language?
How could i translate it?
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It's encrypted, you need to decrypt them in order to read or modify them
Originally Posted by Singularity
It's encrypted, you need to decrypt them in order to read or modify them
I googled the "file format" of the "code" you posted.
It appears to be raw image data.
For the "file" I found on the re-search: http://pastebin.com/JUGJMHZr
It appears to be raw image data.
Taff is a file format we save different Informations to.
One is raw picture data. Every png, jpeg or tiff image is loaded on a
target machine. Depending on the target Pixel format (RGB16, 32, ARGB, BGR
or whatever) including premultiplication and / or mirror images. The raw
pixel data is stored to the taff file. Which then can easily loaded by
mmap() - ing the contents, which saves considerably on the load and render
time of the image.
One is raw picture data. Every png, jpeg or tiff image is loaded on a
target machine. Depending on the target Pixel format (RGB16, 32, ARGB, BGR
or whatever) including premultiplication and / or mirror images. The raw
pixel data is stored to the taff file. Which then can easily loaded by
mmap() - ing the contents, which saves considerably on the load and render
time of the image.
What should i do then?
Originally Posted by Jorndel
I googled the "file format" of the "code" you posted.
It appears to be raw image data.
It appears to be raw image data.
So do i download that thing or what? Sorry I'm new to all this code stuff I just want to find a way to read it or view it.
---------- Post added at 06:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:37 AM ----------
Originally Posted by Jorndel
I don't really get it D:, so do i need some type of program?
---------- Post added at 06:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:37 AM ----------
Originally Posted by Jorndel
I googled the "file format" of the "code" you posted.
It appears to be raw image data.
For the "file" I found on the re-search: [C++] TAFF Thingy - Pastebin.com
It appears to be raw image data.
For the "file" I found on the re-search: [C++] TAFF Thingy - Pastebin.com
Originally Posted by Singularity
I don't see a file format anywhere, do you?
Originally Posted by Mozamell
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HxD and other binary readers.
Example:
Originally Posted by Jorndel
If you are to open files like: PNG, JPG etc in programs like:
HxD and other binary readers.
Example:
Guys, this is a fast file (.ff). There is no decrypter for them yet. And TAFF means TreyArch FastFile
This is the config if I am correct. If I am there is no point changing it, because it always updates every time so you cannot really cheat.
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