136w ago - Just under a month ago
stoker25 released a
PS3 Registry xRegistry.sys File Editor, and today he has followed up on the PlayStation 3 utility and
released PS3 Multi Tool version 0.2.
Download:
PS3 Multi Tool v0.2
To quote: I decided that a registry editor wasn't enough, since I love to mess with file formats I thought I'd make a program that would (try to) open them all!
Features:
• PUP file viewer and extractor
• Registry (xRegistry.sys) editor
• SCE header viewer
• Homebrew unfself -- no need for SDK!
• anything else anybody wants to add!
Changelog: (Key: + = new, - = fixed, * = todo)
v0.2:
• + SCE header loading
• + UnFSELF (for decrypted SELFs only)
• * SELF decryption
• * Update PKG decryption
• * Reorganise SCEEditor form
v0.15:
• + Implemented xRegistry.sys Editor
• * new setting feature
• * change setting type
v0.1:
• + PUP loading
• + PUP extraction
• * PUP creation
ToDo:
• Registry - new setting feature
• Registry - change setting type
• PUPFile - PUP creation
• SCE - SELF decryption
• SCE - Update PKG decryption
• SCE - Reorganise SCEEditor form
• PDB file editor
• SFD system file editor
• FIX FORM RESIZING SO IT ACTUALLY WORKS
welcome...
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What I did find with these files is if you open them with notepad and find the set of title characters (ie. xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx_00-xxxxxxxx) The 1st character from that title is the 2nd to last character from your username. Dont know if that means anything.
Could do with a .rif file from someone else who has the same dlc game just to compare the files. But i'm guessing these files will be signed as well.
It trys to pass a null when the registy doesn't have an entry it expects, causing an unhandled exception.
I posted a message to stoker25 about this, after reading posts from others with the same problem, but I guess he didn't read the post..
it sets
public object Value;
but should set
public object Value=0;