Changes: How ULL files work

Revision as of 12:17, 8 February 2010

There is a "code phrase" which is used to decode the ULL files.

That is:

#### For our everlasting love. From 24 Dec, 1994. ####        Ooops. Who are you? You are not supposed to read this message. Please close this, Enjoy our game A3, and always be happy~~!         - The Extra-Terrestrial -

So after that we start reading the encoded file

current = getbyte from file
previous = current - 1
xorkey1 = substring(codephrase,ascii_code(previous),1)
result1 = xor previous,xorkey1
xorkey2 = filesize AND 0FF
result2 = xor result1, xorkey2
result3 = current_byte_position AND 0ff
finalchar = result2 XOR result3

And voila, your file is decoded

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 That is:
-       #### For our everlasting love. From 24 Dec, 1994. ####        Ooops. Who are you? You are not supposed to read this message. Please close this, Enjoy our game A3, and always be happy~~!         - The Extra-Terrestrial -
+ #### For our everlasting love. From 24 Dec, 1994. ####        Ooops. Who are you? You are not supposed to read this message. Please close this, Enjoy our game A3, and always be happy~~!         - The Extra-Terrestrial -
@@ Line 8: / Line 8: @@
  current = getbyte from file
  previous = current - 1
- xorkey1 = substring(<code phrase>,ASCIICODE(previous),1)
+ xorkey1 = substring(codephrase,ascii_code(previous),1)
  result1 = xor previous,xorkey1
  xorkey2 = filesize AND 0FF
@@ Line 20: / Line 19: @@
+And voila, your file is decoded
-And voila! You have your file decoded
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