RES files are used in Powkiddy consoles running µCO/S-II (mainly X16). These files are used to store images that will be used by the applications, like the launcher for example. The main purpose of this project is to be able to view and replace the images located in these RES files.
Please report any bug you find.
It has been developed using C++ and Qt framework and Qt Creator. Simply import .pro file in Qt Creator to be able to compile and execute the whole project. It has only been tested on Linux (Ubuntu 14.04).
YES, zlib is necessary to DEFLATE some parts of the RES file.
v1.01:
- Fix a major bug that occured when reloading a RES file
v1.0:
- Images in a RES file can now be replaced
- Modified RES file can now be exported
v0.25:
- Images can now be exported as PNG
v0.2:
- Unknown field is now known (alpha or not alpha image)
- Add support to view opaque images (no alpha)
- After loading a RES file, the first picture will be shown
- Factorize code
v0.1:
- Initial version: the program can open RES file and show some images of the file.
Big thanks to KikiOnE from xda-developers forum who worked with me on reverse engineering the RES file structure.
