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=== Compatible Programs === | === Compatible Programs === | ||
* [https://github.com/bartlomiejduda/Tools/tree/master/NEW%20Tools/Retro64/Retro64%20LEV%20Tool Retro64 LEV Tool] (decryption | * [https://github.com/bartlomiejduda/Tools/tree/master/NEW%20Tools/Retro64/Retro64%20LEV%20Tool Retro64 LEV Tool] (decryption and decompression supported) | ||
* [https://bitsum.com/passthru/passthru.php?target_file=/files/jcalg1_r534.zip jcalg1] | * [https://bitsum.com/passthru/passthru.php?target_file=/files/jcalg1_r534.zip jcalg1] | ||
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LEV
- Format Type : Archive
- Endian Order : Little Endian
- Signature : JC
Format Specifications
// LEV file format (after decrypting) // header 2 bytes (char) - signature // "JC" 4 bytes (uint32) - decompressed data size // data x bytes - data compressed with JCALG1 algorithm
Notes and Comments
- LEV files occur in some Retro64 games.
- LEV files are usually compressed and encrypted XML files.
- LEV files may be encrypted with Bitwise NOT operation.
- LEV files may be compressed with JCALG / JCALG1 compression method (probably with custom modifications in the algorithm).
Games
List of games using this file format:
- Bugatron (PC) (*.LEV)
- Z-Ball (PC) (*.LEV)
QuickBMS Script
Not written yet.
Compatible Programs
- Retro64 LEV Tool (decryption and decompression supported)
- jcalg1
See Also