create a new folder (for example c:\output_folder).dump the compressed data in a new file, maybe using a hex editor (you can call this file dump.dat).for a graphical step-by-step check this page.QuickBMS comtype scanner 2: scanner of compression algorithms on a raw unknown compressed data file:Ĭomtype_scan2.bms + comtype_scan2.bat (0.1.2).(do NOT use them if you don't know what you are doing!): If you don't know the correct script, open your archive/file with a hex editor and check if there is a string (usually 4 bytes) at the beginning and insert it in the search form. a changelog.txt is available inside the package.
How to use the CRC calculation engine embedded in QuickBMS for calculating custom checksums.īMS syntax highlighting for Notepad++ (update: ) The first 3 sections are intended for any user while the rest is ONLY for developers and advanced users who want to understand and write scripts for QuickBMS.
The full source code of the tool, it's separated from the executables to reduce the size of the download and avoiding confusion to the users.
support for other alternative input/output interfaces like processes (included debugging and automatic breakpoint restoring), audio, video and Windows messages.support for network sockets, SSL and http/https.possibility to use the tool as a blind scanner of compression, encryption and crc/checksum algorithms.HTML output (-H) that automatically applies colors and names to the fields parsed during the usage of the scripts: example for zip.bms on q3infoboom.zip.verbose option (-V) that displays all the needed details during reversing and testing of file formats.simple and dynamic language that allows to make many operations reducing the percentage of archives and formats that can't be supported easily.
support for bits operation and switchable little/big endian.support for calling DLLs and raw dumped functions with almost any known calling convention.