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rogue galaxy
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shun210
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5. February 2007 @ 03:50 |
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The .iso is 6,48gb big and I burned it on a DVD+R DL with Nero 7, but something went wrong .. so it seems, because as mentioned there is only 3,14gb on the disc.
And yes Im sure that I burned both layers. After 50% of burning Nero said that its burning the second layer now. :/
Seems that the idiot that upped this tryed to ripp it (Wonder why its still 6,48GB big), but he did it wrong. Funny that he post it as a DVD9 release and only mentioned it in the comments some hours ago. Why didnt he just upped the normal version. That make me angry ...
"The last one I upped was nuked, but this one is ok" <- oh yea .. sure ..
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5. February 2007 @ 04:31 |
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Hmmm maybe I'll just use the $40 gift card I have at Best Buy to get this.
Then again I hate to let Sony win.
I wonder if there are any other game rental sites where I could "lose the game in the mail" other than Gamefly and not be charged. I have a feeling that Rogue Galaxy is going to be the most lost game ever with these places.
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shun210
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5. February 2007 @ 04:41 |
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I would like to buy it, but I live in Germany and the game wont be released here soon. Sure, I can use import-shops, but that will cost much more ..
I try right now burning it with DVD Decrypter. I hope that works.
[EDIT]Nope .. wont work either. Now I'm really angry -.-
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6. February 2007 @ 10:11 |
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Is it possible to mount the image on a virtual Drive?
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6. February 2007 @ 18:18 |
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someone from AD needs to rent this, rip it with a specialized program that will understand the layer break (PowerISO? Alcohol 120%?) & then burn it back to dual layer. Of course they would also have a modchip, because this won't work with Swapmag1c at all.
if you're a college student, do NOT settle with the RIAA http://tinyurl.com/37oz2z
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6. February 2007 @ 18:21 |
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7. February 2007 @ 05:03 |
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Yea the game freeze at the loading screen after you finish chap 7. :O(
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7. February 2007 @ 13:32 |
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Wasn't God of War Hacked to fit on a DVD5? And XenoSaga was hacked to fit on 3 DVD5s, and GT4 hacked to be put on a DVD5? Is someone working on something like that for this game too?
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7. February 2007 @ 14:25 |
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I'm sure you could always put it on two dvd discs by experimentation of course.It is a complex game though not sure about everybody else,but the .hd6 files are the headers of the big files.You would have to rip each .dat file seperate using the required .hd6 file.It is possible to use swap magic with this game,but will require you to patch the game with the toxic dual layer patcher.The only thing that is holding everybody back from getting the game working is finding the structure of the .dat files.
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7. February 2007 @ 16:06 |
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Interesting, I'm really not a pro in that area, perhaps in a few months time something will leak out there somewhere.
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7. February 2007 @ 19:09 |
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Originally posted by couchpot:
Wasn't God of War Hacked to fit on a DVD5? And XenoSaga was hacked to fit on 3 DVD5s, and GT4 hacked to be put on a DVD5? Is someone working on something like that for this game too?
to fit a DVD9 game to a DVD5 you will end up removing cut scenes...
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8. February 2007 @ 01:33 |
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OK,guys,heres how i think its going to work
i have split the game over 2 dvd disk
i havent got no where near the time to test this baby,but i have booted chapter 8,and the game plays
first off extract these files using apache
keep the 2 layers separate,in folders layer 1 and layer 2
layer 1
all of them apart from DATA0_1.DAT
layer 2
DATA1_0.DAT
DATA1_0.HD6
DATA1_1.HD6
MOVIE
Compiling disk 1
DATA0_1.DAT is the game voice overs from disk 1,unfortunetly,you are going to lose these,there may be a way to keep them,but i havent got the time to mess around with this all day.
If we dummy the 2 sets of voice over files,there still isnt enough room for the data to fit on the DVD-5,so we need to remove some other stuff.
you may notice there are 2 MOVIE folders
what you need to do,is combine both of them
there is one folder,named 00,which is present in both folders,this contains exactly the same data in each of the movie folders
so just use one
you should have a movie folder which is now about 1.9gb's in size
for the first disk,we are going to dummy some of the movies out,which are not needed until we are over into the second layer,after Chapter 7 i believe?
We are going to use the same movie folder for both disk's,albeit a few changes for each
For disk 1 dummy the contents of these folders inside the movie folder
Rememember to make a copy of them,as you will need them for disk 2!!!
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10
11
13
After you have done this,the movie folder for disk 1 should be about 1.85 gb
Now you need to make a dummy voice over files
DATA1_1.DAT
either use dummy file maker if you have it,or use notepad,(remember to rename it exactly as it was)
Now open Nero burning rom (udf/iso) and drop them in this order
DATA0_0.DAT (do not mess with this file)
DATA0_1.DAT (do not mess with this file)
DATA1_0.DAT (DUMMY FILE)
DATA1_1.DAT (DUMMY FILE)
DATA0_0.HD6
DATA0_1.HD6
DATA1_0.HD6
DATA1_1.HD6
SCUS_974.90
SYSTEM.CNF
MODULES
RGSYS.DAT
RGDMY.DAT
MOVIE (MVI files from folders 9/10/11/13 dummied)
BIN
Burn it
Compiling disk 2
EDIT EDIT EDIT EDIT EDIT:
Well this is my final attempt with this game
here is the file list for LAYER1 (disk 2) only
TELEPORTORS ARE WORKING
Voice overs are included
i could do with a chapter breakdown,to see if i was actually teleporting backwards
all i know is,the game save i have got,starts me outside the insectron stadium,from there,i can teleport anywhere successfully using the teleportor,the list of places i can go from the menu screen is quite vast,so i guess i am going back on levels
if someone can list the different areas that there were on chapters 1-7?
BUGS FOUND
1)when entering the insectron staduim,there is a guy in the middle of the of whom you talk to,to enter a battle above level c? (not quite sure),anyways,if this is selected,the game freeze
game freeze after gameover
0000471 , \DATA0_0.DAT
0002662 , \MOVIE\98\09_08_2B.MVI
0007143 , \MOVIE\99\11_01A.MVI
0013664 , \MOVIE\99\11_01B.MVI
0022897 , \MOVIE\99\11_01C.MVI
0028106 , \MOVIE\99\11_01D.MVI
0036795 , \MOVIE\99\11_01F.MVI
0043404 , \MOVIE\99\11_01H.MVI
0052981 , \MOVIE\99\13_05A.MVI
0066382 , \MOVIE\99\13_05B.MVI
0077655 , \MOVIE\99\13_05C.MVI
0098136 , \MOVIE\99\13_07_1B.MVI
0141825 , \MOVIE\99\13_07_2A.MVI
0145626 , \MOVIE\99\13_07_2B.MVI
0159203 , \MOVIE\99\13_55A.MVI
0162388 , \MOVIE\99\13_55B.MVI
0166413 , \MOVIE\99\13_55C.MVI
0169478 , \MOVIE\99\13_55D.MVI
0173375 , \MOVIE\99\13_55E.MVI
0176216 , \MOVIE\99\13_55F.MVI
0179465 , \MOVIE\99\13_55G.MVI
0183082 , \MOVIE\99\STAFF_A.MVI
0183082 , \BIN\FACTORY.BIN
0183158 , \BIN\INSECT.BIN
0183278 , \BIN\INSMENU.BIN
0183311 , \BIN\LAUNCHER.BIN
0183312 , \BIN\NORMAL.BIN
0183435 , \BIN\TITLE.BIN
0183451 , \BIN\VIEWER.BIN
0645141 , \DATA0_1.DAT
0645141 , \DATA0_0.HD6
0645269 , \DATA0_1.HD6
0645317 , \DATA1_0.DAT
1307354 , \DATA1_1.DAT
1776086 , \DATA1_0.HD6
1776216 , \DATA1_1.HD6
1776262 , \SCUS_974.90
1778057 , \SYSTEM.CNF
1778058 , \MODULES\CDVDSTM.IRX
1778075 , \MODULES\IOPRP300.IMG
1778211 , \MODULES\LIBSD.IRX
1778225 , \MODULES\MCMAN.IRX
1778272 , \MODULES\MCSERV.IRX
1778276 , \MODULES\MODHSYN.IRX
1778307 , \MODULES\MODMIDI.IRX
1778318 , \MODULES\MODMSIN.IRX
1778319 , \MODULES\PADMAN.IRX
1778342 , \MODULES\PCMPLAY.IRX
1778347 , \MODULES\SDRDRV.IRX
1778352 , \MODULES\SIO2MAN.IRX
1778356 , \MODULES\SKHSYNTH.IRX
1778361 , \MODULES\SKMIDI.IRX
1778368 , \MODULES\SKMSIN.IRX
1778373 , \MODULES\SKSOUND.IRX
1778378 , \MODULES\TEMP.FS3
1778379 , \RGSYS.DAT
1778380 , \RGDMY.DAT
1786572 , \MOVIE\00\GAMEOVER.MVI
1787645 , \MOVIE\00\M_TRAINA.MVI
1789158 , \MOVIE\00\M_TRAINB.MVI
1790903 , \MOVIE\00\M_TRAINC.MVI
1792904 , \MOVIE\00\M_TRAIND.MVI
1794545 , \MOVIE\00\RUSH.MVI
1831778 , \MOVIE\00\TITLE01.MVI
1835883 , \MOVIE\00\TITLE02.MVI
1851004 , \MOVIE\00\W_ARISA.MVI
1854157 , \MOVIE\00\W_ARISB.MVI
1866542 , \MOVIE\00\W_ARISC.MVI
1868879 , \MOVIE\00\W_BEDANA.MVI
1871704 , \MOVIE\00\W_BEDANB.MVI
1875401 , \MOVIE\00\W_EDENA.MVI
1880546 , \MOVIE\00\W_EDENB.MVI
1887875 , \MOVIE\00\W_GHOSTA.MVI
1892684 , \MOVIE\00\W_GHOSTB.MVI
1895461 , \MOVIE\00\W_JYURAA.MVI
1897734 , \MOVIE\00\W_JYURAB.MVI
1901479 , \MOVIE\00\W_JYURAC.MVI
1906024 , \MOVIE\00\W_ROSEA.MVI
1908177 , \MOVIE\00\W_ROSEB.MVI
1909490 , \MOVIE\00\W_ROZAA.MVI
1911635 , \MOVIE\00\W_ROZAB.MVI
1914420 , \MOVIE\00\W_ZERAA.MVI
1918101 , \MOVIE\00\W_ZERAB.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\09\09_17A.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_06B.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_06A.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_05.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_03B.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_03A.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_01B.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\07\07_01A.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\06\06_03.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\04\04_03.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\04\04_01_3.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\02\02_05.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\02\02_01.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\01\01_11.MVI
1920622 , \MOVIE\01\01_01.MVI
1922311 , \MOVIE\09\09_17B.MVI
1925624 , \MOVIE\09\09_17C.MVI
1930321 , \MOVIE\10\10_12A.MVI
1940554 , \MOVIE\10\10_12B.MVI
1943027 , \MOVIE\11\11_01E.MVI
1950260 , \MOVIE\11\11_01G.MVI
1956125 , \MOVIE\13\13_07_1A.MVI
1959422 , \MOVIE\13\13_07_2C.MVI
1961087 , \MOVIE\13\13_07_2G.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\98\09_03.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\07_02.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\06_15C.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\06_15B.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\06_15A.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\06_13.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\04_14.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\04_01_1.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\04_015.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\02_06C.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\02_06B.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\02_06A.MVI
1963848 , \MOVIE\97\01_14.MVI
1971577 , \MOVIE\98\09_05.MVI
1994570 , \MOVIE\98\09_06A.MVI
2016187 , \MOVIE\98\09_06B.MVI
2036676 , \MOVIE\98\09_08_1.MVI
2078613 , \MOVIE\98\09_08_2A.MVI
HERE IS THE ORDER THEY WERE PLACED IN Nero BURNING ROM UDF/ISO
DATA0_0.DAT
DATA0_1.DAT (see notes)
DATA0_0.HD6 (see notes)
DATA0_1.HD6
DATA1_0.DAT
DATA1_1.DAT
DATA1_0.HD6
DATA1_1.HD6
SCUS_974.90
SYSTEM.CNF
MODULES
RGSYS.DAT (taken from layer1,where layer1 = second layer)
RGDMY.DAT (taken from layer1)
MOVIE (see notes)
BIN (taken from layer1)
NOTES:
.DAT FILES
DATA0_1.DAT
DATA0_0.HD6
This was dummied,not sure if it makes any difference or not,but i used gnie plug-in for expert 2
use hd6 header to first extract lba
then again use hd6 header to extract the .wav files from DATA0_1.DAT
This will give you a folder full of 1000's of .wav files
First you need dummy file maker
http://www.zshare.net/download/zerofile-rar.html
unpack it in window/system32 folder
then run from start/run
regsvr32.exe /s /c ZeroFile.dll
open folder,and highlight all of the .wav files,
right click,and select replace with dummy
then wait,as it takes some time
Then load the hd6 file back in,and rebuild file
then rebuild lba
You will have 2 "new" files/folder called
new DATA0_1.DAT
new DATA0_0.HD6
just rename these back to what they are supposed to be,i.e DATA0_1.DAT
DATA0_0.HD6
Thats the .dat taken care of
MOVIE
All movies from both layers need to be combined inside 1 folder >
1-13/97/98/99
dummy all the .mvi files inside folders 1 to folder 7
leave folder 00 alone
then go to folder 99
look for a .MVI file called STAFF_A.MVI,i think this must be the end credits,when the game is finished.
dummy this file
Thats it
HURSTY.....
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8. February 2007 @ 02:14 |
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EDIT
Screw it, just found another flaw.....
Nice job hursty, i am 100% over this game at the moment though :/
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8. February 2007 @ 02:23 |
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Originally posted by svtstang:
Screw it, just found another flaw.....
:/
has dummying those files as you did,caused you problems with the game?
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8. February 2007 @ 02:27 |
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This is what i dont get! I assumed the x_1 files were both music/ speech etc, but clearly they arnt! For instance, if you dummy DATA0_1, the game will have issues right before the end of chapter 7. If you dummy 1_1, there are obvious issues later on when trying to warp to places from the first portion of the game! I wish I had your skills, cause this is really pissing me off.
Does anybody have access to the JAP DVD5 Rogue Galaxy?
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8. February 2007 @ 02:42 |
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yes yes,got the same problems here
blast
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8. February 2007 @ 02:48 |
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Wow Hursty looks like Sony finally won a battle :( Had to happen sometime I guess!
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8. February 2007 @ 02:56 |
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what happened to your idea svstang, im confused i thought it worked?
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8. February 2007 @ 03:08 |
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we are finding glitches everywhere....it seems that files that had no relevance to the game functioning actually are important.
Hursty, how did you accomplish the 2 disk idea? Where did the 2nd disk swap come into play?? If you could somehow save before the final mvi plays on layer0, cant you dummy DATA1_0 and DATA1_1 on disk 1? This is of course if that is where the transfer happens. If so, then dummy DATA0_0 and 0_1 on disk 2, and hopefully the game will play normally. Say this because layer0 was only affected when i tried with 0_1 dummied, and layer1 crap was affected when 1_1 being dummied. Of course, disk 1 must have 0_0 intact and disk 2 have 1_0 intact also.
Like i said my last try was a 4.3 gig rip, but I dont see this happening correctly without a 2 disk option. Is what I said doable??
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8. February 2007 @ 03:09 |
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L-burna,hows it going bro,long time no see
i reckon this game cant be ripped,without some issues of hanging/freezing,call it what you want.
i didnt realise the game allows you to transport to previous levels
the game consists of 6 main files boss
2x.dat files for what appears to be the games play ( 1 on each layer)
2x.dat files for the voice,maybe music? (1 on each layer)
2 sets of of movies files (1 on each layer)
in the movie folder they both contain 00,which has the same files inside
the 2 main gameplay munge files,also contain the a certain amount of the same data (these are .TIM files)
i cant see anyway of splitting these babies,and tbh i havent the time these days
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8. February 2007 @ 03:12 |
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problem is svstang,if you dummy files from layer0,then on layer1,you use the transporter to take you back to a level below 7,then the data is not there,thus it hangs
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8. February 2007 @ 03:17 |
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sorry i havent read back so i dont know if you talked about this, but cant you dummy the movie files (cutscenes) cause they take up much of the game?
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8. February 2007 @ 03:18 |
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Hmm i was thinking that one set of dats might work. Lets say disk 2, having both 1_0 and 1_1 fully intact might solve the problem. I couldnt ever try making a rip like that, there would be no way in hell to create a single DVD5. Of course thats a shot in the dark, but i would try it out if I knew how to make a 2 disk set. Did you just create individual iso's using apache then modify each layer accordingly?
At this point do you think this is at all possible?? Even if a tool comes out to downsample the mvi files, you think it is worth the effort?
EDIT
The dats on layer1 are slighlty larger, so isnt there a chance the extra data in 1_1 might have the data needed to revisit layer0 places?
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i wish i could help but i still dont have the game and dont know the files in the game
does anybody knwo that fie holds the lvls, cause you say that on disk two you vaant go back to previous lvl from chpt7 and below beacuse their on disk 1, so does that mean you know what file is the lvl file? (or did ytou just plsit the disk using a prog which means you dont know the lvl file)
if not which is mostly likely, than take out all the movie scenes, (dummy them) and leave it as it is all on one disk with everything the same just having the movie scenes dummied...
or if you have already done that than maybe look for a compression pregram:P
if not that than the point of having a game that is too big is because of the amount of junk and amount of detail in the game cant be overcomed, its the way the game ened up as when they finished.
but, how is the US game way more biger tah the jap, we need someone with the jap game so we can see what files are needed and waht are not needed,i think that was what svstang said.....
also their are two layers, do both the layers hold different stuff, or are they the same that you can plsit them into two disks, but each layer can only hold the lvls that are needed on their layer.?
phew... im oging to bed, tommorow i will have the game :p i wanna know what i can do ^-^
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8. February 2007 @ 03:43 |
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here is the file list from .dat from layer0
00218800 00000431 Tim Image file
00C15000 0000182A Tim Image file
02E03000 00005C06 Tim Image file
062FF000 0000C5FE Tim Image file
096D2000 00012DA4 Tim Image file
0F353800 0001E6A7 Tim Image file
0FB97000 0001F72E Tim Image file
10E12800 00021C25 Tim Image file
12388000 00024710 Tim Image file
12B2E000 0002565C Tim Image file
12CB0000 00025960 Tim Image file
12ECD000 00025D9A Tim Image file
135EF800 00026BDF Tim Image file
1365B000 00026CB6 Tim Image file
144ED000 000289DA Tim Image file
153DE000 0002A7BC Tim Image file
28B93000 00051726 Tim Image file
29812800 00053025 Tim Image file
29BCE800 0005379D Tim Image file
29BFC800 000537F9 Tim Image file
2A525000 00054A4A Tim Image file
2A544000 00054A88 Tim Image file
2AC2F800 0005585F Tim Image file
2ADC0000 00055B80 Tim Image file
2BEA6000 00057D4C Tim Image file
2BEAF000 00057D5E Tim Image file
2D032000 0005A064 Tim Image file
2EC74000 0005D8E8 Tim Image file
2F4AF800 0005E95F Tim Image file
3A3A4000 00074748 Tim Image file
3A76C800 00074ED9 Tim Image file
3E145000 0007C28A Tim Image file
3E775800 0007CEEB Tim Image file
4001C000 00080038 Tim Image file
45C65000 0008B8CA Tim Image file
layer1
00218800 00000431 Tim Image file
00C15000 0000182A Tim Image file
02E03000 00005C06 Tim Image file
062FF000 0000C5FE Tim Image file
096D2000 00012DA4 Tim Image file
0F353800 0001E6A7 Tim Image file
0FB97000 0001F72E Tim Image file
10E12800 00021C25 Tim Image file
12388000 00024710 Tim Image file
12B2E000 0002565C Tim Image file
12CB0000 00025960 Tim Image file
12ECD000 00025D9A Tim Image file
135EF800 00026BDF Tim Image file
1365B000 00026CB6 Tim Image file
144ED000 000289DA Tim Image file
153DE000 0002A7BC Tim Image file
1670A800 0002CE15 Tim Image file
18C23800 00031847 Tim Image file
1A0D4800 000341A9 Tim Image file
1B72D800 00036E5B Tim Image file
2AD7E800 00055AFD Tim Image file
2B9FE000 000573FC Tim Image file
2BDBA000 00057B74 Tim Image file
2BDE8000 00057BD0 Tim Image file
2C710800 00058E21 Tim Image file
2C72F800 00058E5F Tim Image file
2CE1B000 00059C36 Tim Image file
2CFAB800 00059F57 Tim Image file
2E091800 0005C123 Tim Image file
2E09A800 0005C135 Tim Image file
2F21D800 0005E43B Tim Image file
30E5F800 00061CBF Tim Image file
3169B000 00062D36 Tim Image file
3C58F800 00078B1F Tim Image file
3C958000 000792B0 Tim Image file
40330800 00080661 Tim Image file
40961000 000812C2 Tim Image file
42207800 0008440F Tim Image file
47E50800 0008FCA1 Tim Image file
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