README.md spihsp spihsp is a Susie plugin package for 2 and 3. • axdpm.spi: DPM archive (*.dpm) unpacker, supports HSP 3.22 or older. • axdpm33.spi: DPM archive (*.dpm) unpacker, supports HSP 3.3 or later. • axdpmex.spi: Same as axdpm.spi, but this one supports in-EXE archive. • axdpmex33.spi: Same as axdpm33.spi, but this one supports in-EXE archive.

What is Susie plugin? Is an old-school picture viewer for Windows, which can load additional formats by adding Susie plugins (*.spi). In Japan, Susie plugin is often used for decoding custom image formats inside a game.

There are several picture viewers that supports Susie plugin. For example: • • • • • • • (commercial) My favorite is for browsing, and for batch conversion. Note • axdpm can decrypt only archives that do not specify the encryption key by chdpm.

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(because it is hard to determine the encryption key 100% automatically, and axdpm does not have an interface for specifying encryption key. FYI, decryption routine is exactly identical to the regular decoding.) • In such case, you may want to use a HSP decompiler to get the encryption key. Try and search chdpm from the decompiled source code. • HSP file decryption routine uses two 8 bit encryption keys. Therefore, possible key combinations are only 65,536 patterns. In fact, you can try brute force decoding even if you cannot get the encryption key. A bundled tool dpmatt is a simple implementation of that.

• If target EXE is compressed by a packer (e. 3d Resistivity Inversion Software Testing. g. ), axdpm will fail at archive detection. Please unpack the EXE by hand beforehand (see the following section for details). • UNDPM32.DLL is a DPM unpacker library that respects API. Axdpm.spi can work without it. • Any use of the software is entirely at your own risk.

How to unpack HSP-EXE If target EXE is compressed by a packer, you need to unpack the EXE by hand. • Open the target EXE in a hex editor (e.g. • Search for 'DPMX' from the tail of file. Then, cut the 'DPMX' itself, and the part after it. (Note that the removed DPMX section is needed a little later.

So please save it to somewhere.) • Unpack the modified EXE by using unpacker tool. UPX can be unpacked by UPX) • Reopen the unpacked EXE in a hex editor, and recover the preserved DPMX section into the tail of file. Checksum of HSP-EXE For details of the checksum, see hspsum.cpp in source code package.