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Lecture 16: Introduction to Game Development (Mike Acton, Insomiac Games)

Nice.

The firmware upgrade didn't break my YDL 2.6.16 vanilla kernel. It booted to X fine, with no changes whatsoever.

Edit: I just noticed the files have new names when extracted, would it be possible to keep the original names or maybe change teh generic names to match the sample.xml file from sony so it's easy to compile a new theme without changing names? The latest version 0.6, also creates an XML file which y...

There's also a Windows version on the site, for which you don't need Python installed. Just extract it into a temp directory and copy p3tcompiler.exe to the same directory and run the extractor from there.

Thanks jimparis.

If anyone's interested in a theme extractor, it's available here.

The program now extracts all the images and converts them to PNGs with transparency support. You will need the python imaging library installed. apt-get install python-imaging if you're using a debian based distro like Ubuntu.

I wrote a theme extractor in Python. You can download it from here . Here's the basic README P3T Unpacker v0.10 Copyright &#40;c&#41; 2007. Anoop Menon <codelogic @ gmail.com> This program unpacks Playstation 3 Theme files &#40;.p3t&#41;. By default, it will extract the contents of t...

Ok, I guess there's a message limit so I can't paste the disassembly directly.

Here are the links

Disassembly of p3tcompiler.pyo

and

Disassembly of cxml.pyo

I was able to disassemble (not decompile) p3tcompiler into python bytecode. Looks like the actual packing is done in cxml. Here's the program I wrote to disassemble it #!/usr/bin/python import zipimport import dis # change to full path of exe z = zipimport.zipimporter&#40;"p3tcompiler.exe&q...