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- ILAn12346 - 05-25-2012 hi i wanna share an C# class maybe anyone can build some nice stuff with it   in this class are 3 Functions, and 3 structs   parse/struct for Itemname.lod, mobname.lod and options.lod   i think its already known how to read this files, ok here the class   class ParseLod { //parse itemname.lod public struct Item { public int ID; public string Name; public string Description; public string ToString() { return ID + "\t" + Name + "\t" + Description; } } public static Mob[] mobname(string path) { byte[] bytes = File.ReadAllBytes(path); long len = bytes.Length; long i = 0; int i2 = 0; long i3 = 0; int namelen; string mobname; Mob[] parse = new Mob[0]; do { Array.Resize(ref parse, (int)i3 + 1); parse[i3].ID = (bytes[i + 4] + (bytes[i + 5] * 256) + (bytes[i + 6] * 256) + (bytes[i + 7] * 256)); namelen = (bytes[i + 8] + bytes[i + 9] + bytes[i + 10] + bytes[i + 11]); mobname = ""; i2 = 1; while (i2 < namelen + 1) { i2++; mobname = mobname + (char)(bytes[i + 10 + i2]); } parse[i3].Name = mobname; i += 8 + namelen; i3++; } while (i < len - 4); return parse; } //parse mobname.lod public struct Mob { public int ID; public string Name; public string ToString() { return ID + "\t" + Name; } } public static Item[] itemname(string path) { byte[] bytes = File.ReadAllBytes(path); long len = bytes.Length; long i = 0; int i2 = 0; long i3 = 0; int namelen, deslen; string Itemname, des; Item[] parse = new Item[0]; do { Array.Resize(ref parse, (int)i3 + 1); parse[i3].ID = (bytes[i + 4] + (bytes[i + 5] * 256) + (bytes[i + 6] * 256) + (bytes[i + 7] * 256)); namelen = (bytes[i + 8] + bytes[i + 9] + bytes[i + 10] + bytes[i + 11]); Itemname = ""; i2 = 1; while (i2 < namelen + 1) { i2++; Itemname = Itemname + (char)(bytes[i + 10 + i2]); } parse[i3].Name = Itemname; deslen = (bytes[i + 12 + namelen] + bytes[i + 13 + namelen] + bytes[i + 14 + namelen] + bytes[i + 15 + namelen]); des = ""; i2 = 1; while (i2 < deslen + 1) { i2++; des = des + (char)(bytes[i + 14 + i2 + namelen]); } parse[i3].Description = des; i += 12 + namelen + deslen; i3++; } while (i < len - 4); return parse; } //parse option.lod public struct Seal { public int ID; public int SubID; public string Name; public int Value1; public int Value2; public int Value3; public int Value4; public int Value5; public int Value6; public int Value7; public string ToString() { return ID + "\t" + SubID + "\t" + Name + "\t" + Value1 + " | " + Value2 + " | " + Value3 + " | " + Value4 + " | " + Value5 + " | " + Value6 + " | " + Value7; } } public static Seal[] option(string path) { byte[] bytes = File.ReadAllBytes(path); long len = bytes.Length; long i = 0; int i2 = 0; long i3 = 0; int namelen; string sealname; Seal[] parse = new Seal[0]; do { Array.Resize(ref parse, (int)i3 + 1); parse[i3].ID = (bytes[i + 4] + (bytes[i + 5] * 256) + (bytes[i + 6] * 256) + (bytes[i + 7] * 256)); parse[i3].SubID = (bytes[i + 8] + (bytes[i + 9] * 256) + (bytes[i + 10] * 256) + (bytes[i + 11] * 256)); namelen = (bytes[i + 12] + (bytes[i + 13] * 256) + (bytes[i + 14] * 256) + (bytes[i + 15] * 256)); sealname = ""; i2 = 1; while (i2 < namelen + 1) { i2++; sealname = sealname + (char)(bytes[i + 14 + i2]); } parse[i3].Name = sealname; parse[i3].Value1 = (bytes[i + 16 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 17 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 18 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 19 + namelen] * 256)); parse[i3].Value2 = (bytes[i + 20 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 21 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 22 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 23 + namelen] * 256)); parse[i3].Value3 = (bytes[i + 24 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 25 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 26 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 27 + namelen] * 256)); parse[i3].Value4 = (bytes[i + 28 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 29 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 30 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 31 + namelen] * 256)); parse[i3].Value5 = (bytes[i + 32 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 33 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 34 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 35 + namelen] * 256)); parse[i3].Value6 = (bytes[i + 36 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 37 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 38 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 39 + namelen] * 256)); parse[i3].Value7 = (bytes[i + 40 + namelen] + (bytes[i + 41 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 42 + namelen] * 256) + (bytes[i + 43 + namelen] * 256)); i += 40 + namelen; i3++; } while (i < len - 4); return parse; } } }   and an little example   ParseLod.Mob[] example = ParseLod.mobname(@"C:\ILC_DARK\Data\mobname.lod"); int i = 0; while (i < example.Length) { Console.WriteLine(example[i].ToString()); i++; }   if anywan se an way to optimize, tell me if any one wanna usw this class, do it   ~ILAN12346 - Wizatek - 05-25-2012 struct tItem { public int ItemID; public string Name; public string Description; public cItem(int ItemID, string Name, string Description ) { this.ItemID = ItemID; this.Name = Name; this.Description = Description; } } class ItemReader { public cItem[] ReadFile(string FileName) { List data = new List(); using( BinaryReader b = new BinaryReader( File.Open( FileName, FileMode.Open ) ) ) { int lastID = b.ReadInt32(); while( b.BaseStream.Position data.Add( new cItem ( b.ReadInt32(), new string( b.ReadChars( b.ReadInt32() ) ), new string( b.ReadChars( b.ReadInt32() ) ) ) ); } return data; } }   I think thats a little easier - ILAn12346 - 05-25-2012 o_O The terrifying moment where you realize YES... wizas code rly work, u wanna scroll down but... thats all   its like you make your Math homework... u need 1 page and an classmate next of you need ~8 lines WHITOUT ANY FKN NUMBER but it work and is much easier xD.....   nice 1 wiza   ~ILAn12346 - Wizatek - 05-25-2012 That the basic use of the Binary Reader, it can read most Streams.   But i like your example also, because it also works and is very creative But i think to read and write binary files its better to use the BinaryReader and BinaryWriter.   In C++ its even more cool, u can read a struct from a file without having to read the members seperate - ILAn12346 - 05-25-2012 i just wondered why i don´t use Binary reader :confused:   edit: ahhhhhhh cuz i wrote the mobnamelod parse function since 1 year @ 2 or 3 am vs an friend, he sayed he can write an mobname.lod parser faster than me, i Use Autohotkey and he AutoIT, i found my source of it yesterday and port it directly to C#   regards to Fabi202cool   ~ILAn12346 - someone - 05-26-2012 In C++ its even more cool, u can read a struct from a file without having to read the members seperate The problem with streaming a c++ struct to a file/network/database is that it only works on fix size struct but on dynamic size structs will not work correctly(you would need to create a method to stream each members) this struct will work 2 bytes to id and 12 to name struct data{ int id; char name[12]; }; //this struct will not work 2 bytes to id and 4 bytes is the pointer address in memory. struct data{ int id; char* name; } - Wizatek - 05-26-2012 Ah yes i always wondered how to do it with strings that are not zero terminated - Reza - 05-31-2012 why would anyone read a file like that ! ? ? ? ? this is not a mind i wish to know here man simple simple simple 2   datatypes like wizatek uses and like everyother sane person would when reading files!