How to extract images and sounds and songs in the jar file of any Gameloft java games? [closed]

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I have a mobile game in Gameloft's JAR Format so I can not see where the images and sounds and music are.

I only see some bin files (ConditionExpr.bin and ResInfo.bin), some class files (a.class, b.class, c.class, d.class, and.class, f.class, g. class, GloftSHFA.class, h.class, i.class, j.class, k.class, and some files numbered 0 through 999 called dataigp FLSC.

I think the images and sounds and songs in the game are in which of the files? How can I get them out?

    
asked by anonymous 12.08.2016 / 19:19

1 answer

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The format in which images, music and etc are recorded, is something that is at the discretion of the developer of the application. Generally, nothing much out of the standard would be used, but some developers might have reasons to use things out of the ordinary or with multiple layers of encryption and obfuscation to hinder the reverse engineering process.

So, to start the reverse engineering process, start decompiling the JAR. For this, follow two links of modern Java decompilers:

12.08.2016 / 19:26