I wasn't going to waste time trying circumvent the protection so I decided to continue my search. Someone over at TT Games was smart enough to add an anti-decompilier so that we couldn't break into their code. The executables code was being protected by Armadilo. However, IDA quickly ran into trouble.įor some reason, IDA was unable to create any code from the data section, I pulled up the PE Sniffer from PE Tools and to my dismay discovered why IDA was unable to read the section. So, in hopes of finding a better way of extracting these textures, I resorted to IDA Pro and Hex-Rays to decompile the games executables in hopes of finding code that might assist me in extracting both the textures and the models. However, editing or extracting textures via this method can be extremely time consuming and difficult for modders who do not know how to use a hex editor. Below is the result of extracting one of the textures. Using a hex editor, it is possible to extract and edit each texture from the file. Sure enough, after the 30 byte header of the GHG file, the header of the first texture file (DirectDraw Surface) begins with its image data following afterwards. A quick look at the STORMTROOPER_PC.GHG file confirms these suspicions. Unfortunately, the textures were embedded in the GHG model files themselves. If you have ever have attempted to mod LEGO: Star Wars The Complete Saga, you may have discovered that the games characters don't have any texture files.
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