RGZ
An RGZ file is a proprietary compressed archive format used for Ragnarok Online, developed by Gravity. It is used for patching the local file system directory, the game client resides in. The archive mostly contains updated game executable or new background music files. The extension is always .rgz and might be an abbreviation for ragnarok+gzip.
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File Format
The RGZ archive is a sequential concatenation of files and/or directories entries, compressed with gzip, much like tar+gzip archives are. Each entry inside the archive is defined by following structure:
| Field Offset | Field Size | Field |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | Entry type (case-sensitive) |
| 1 | 1 | File name field length |
| 2 | ? | File name (zero-terminated) |
The entry type specifies, what kind of data it represents. It can be f (file), d (directory) or e (end). The file name always denotes relative position of the file, inside the folder, the archive is patched to.
File
A file entry can store any type of file, up to 232 - 1 Byte (4 GiB - 1 Byte) in length. If the file is put into a sub-directory, the entire path is assumed to exist. A file entry always follows a directory entry, that creates the path in advance. The additional data in the file entry has the following structure:
| Field Offset | Field Size | Field |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 4 | Data length (little endian) |
| 4 | ? | Data |
Directory
Directory entries have no additional data, and create a single directory, not an entire path. That means if you want to create dir1\dir2 it requires two entries, one for dir1 and the second for dir2.
End
End entry is the last entry inside the archive, and makes the patcher stop parsing the archive. The file name for this entry is always end.
Hex Workshop Definition File (ragnarok.hsl)
/********************
*
* Ragnarok Resource files to view and edit
*
*/
#include "standard-types.hsl"
#pragma displayname("Ragnarok GZip") ;
#pragma fileextensions(".rgz") ;
#pragma byteorder(little_endian)
//#pragma maxarray(65536)
#pragma hide()
struct FILESTRUCT
{
BYTE type;
struct tagFILENAME
{
BYTE length;
char string[length];
};
switch (type)
{
case 0x66:
struct FILECONTENTS
{
DWORD length;
blob contents[length];
};
break;
default:
break;
};
};
#pragma show()
struct files
{
struct FILESTRUCT entries[256];
};
