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Shaded Woods are literally ON Aldia's Keep garden but obviously you can't see it
For information, the screenshot probably comes from https://noclip.website/, which is a site that allows you to load and navigate through the maps of various games including dark souls 1 & 2
- What is the wierdest website you saw?
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Wuhu Island VR out now for Oculus Quest Devices! Have fun! Link In comments!
Check out this site maybe: https://noclip.website/
- Layouts, maps or charts of existing levels
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[2880x1800] Undead Parish, Dark Souls
no problem. you can explore the map in your browser at this site (not my site, but I took the picture using that).
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A digital museum of video game levels
wow, this is amazing. every once in a while i chip away at a project of mine to reverse engineer the playstation 2 game "007 agent under fire," because i have a lot of nostalgia for that game. maybe im just really bad at RE but i have found it to be incredibly difficult to make any progress.
some of the game data is not compressed. i was able to extract all of that in a single afternoon with a tool i wrote from scratch in C -- trivial stuff. but that was just audio and video files and other things -- the interesting data, maps and models, is compressed.
maybe i should have guessed which compression algorithm they are using and tried to decompress it with that. but i decided to start out by loading the games code into ghidra and finding the algorithms in there. while i have made a lot of progress, the task overwhelms me. its a sea of nonsense.
so then i tried to load the game up in an emulator and then get the uncompressed data from the virtual ps2 memory. that worked and i am able to edit the memory in real time. with that setup i tried just poking around, changing individual bytes, hoping that i would stumble across a vertex of something i was looking at. that worked actually. so as it stands i have vertex data but i still have to figure out the layout and then write something to extract that data and then translate into something i can use.
but this isnt ideal because there are some things that might have never been put into a level but are none the less on the disk. and there are other data that might be lost between the disk and memory.
i love zanarkand from FFX. i think its one of the most aesthetically pleasing settings in any videogame.
https://noclip.website/#ffx/014;ShareData=AMwnv9fi/38AMV_9u4...
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This is a museum of video game levels
- This website lets you explore hundreds of video game maps from childhood classics.
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magcius/noclip.website is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
