(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Here is an application that can let you view any PS3 patch (so you can read the codes that make the popular patches run. I'm in the stage of making it recompress, but it might take a bit seeing as I'm back at uni now.

How to use:

1) Unrar the download
2) Make sure offzip is in the same directory as the .jar or the .exe
3) File->Open Patch and open the patch_mp.ff file
4) All the files found are listed on the left hand side, click them to view them


Current issues:

_missions.gsc isn't found atm because it is split between 2 blocks and the header points to an offset that isn't in the block it starts in

Links:

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Also on that page are godlymodz .pkgs (they cannot be used to host lobbies, dont try)


Offzip is only used to find the offsets for the zlib blocks, if anyone knows how to spot a zlib block, please pm me so I can get rid of offzip please

So this is pointless atm?
You can't edit your patch.
you can save your patch.
you can't open your patch.
you can't view your patch.

LOL

I know I had installed a while back. But it gives me that stupid error.

You can't edit your patch. - No, I did say that
you can save your patch. - Same thing really
you can't open your patch. - Yes you can, open a PS3 one
you can't view your patch. - Same as that one ^

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Thats cos the one written in VB (not mine) was made for the 360 and not the PS3, likewise this one (Java) is made for PS3 and not XBOX, so xbox patch_mp.ff won't work with it.

to correct you. no you can't open your patch capt is probably talking about a modded patch this only opens the patch it comes with it. like as if your patch is already in your program. Also you shoult get your patch to open up as a 00000027 so you can view the whole gsc including missions.

Well seeing as thats the origional unmodded patch_mp.ff with it now and it used to contain the godlyzmodz patch instead and that worked fine.

The only reason I can see it not working with other patches is if all the lengths in the headers where not fixed correctly afterwards or if they are 360 patches.

I've seen people only editing the second set of values between the FF FF FF FF before the .gsc files when that is the uncompressed size and the first value is the compressed size, which needs to be correct for my program to decompress the zlib. (If they're loading in MW2 that means that MW2 doesn't use the first value to find the end of the zlib stream).

Either way, correctly made PS3 patches load, I'll put the godlymodz patch I have in with the download too if it helps you

derek can you help me out working out shit here you have msn ??