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I searched for some time and found a few tools for this task:
Since the time I originally wrote this post there were some additional tools that do this job nicely
I slightly modified WolfDec from its source for proper Japanese file names decoding. Now it's also possible to run WolfDec "*.wolf" to unpack all .wolf files with default key from up to 3.173 version of the Editor, the same way as my previous DXADecodeW did. Or specify the key manually with either WolfDec -m 6 -s 8P@(rO!p;s5 FileName.wolf or WolfDec -m 6 -k C705CA7D8DE3DEF1D90C85F4 FileName.wolf. Also there is option to guess decryption key from old (<2.281) version archives if default is not working but encryption algorithm is the same.
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It may need latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables installed and requires Windows 8.1+ x64.
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,
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and
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. But the first is extremely old, the second won't run for me, the third don't unpack Unicode names and both second and third don't seem to support file masks.Since the time I originally wrote this post there were some additional tools that do this job nicely
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, which is nice but its latest version needs to be compiled manually and
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, but even its currently most recent version 0.3.3 failed to restore some Japanese file names properly and doesn't support file masks. The author of WolfDec also created GUI utility
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that supports unpacking Wolf RPG Pro archives using the key form the game exe.I slightly modified WolfDec from its source for proper Japanese file names decoding. Now it's also possible to run WolfDec "*.wolf" to unpack all .wolf files with default key from up to 3.173 version of the Editor, the same way as my previous DXADecodeW did. Or specify the key manually with either WolfDec -m 6 -s 8P@(rO!p;s5 FileName.wolf or WolfDec -m 6 -k C705CA7D8DE3DEF1D90C85F4 FileName.wolf. Also there is option to guess decryption key from old (<2.281) version archives if default is not working but encryption algorithm is the same.
The compiled program is attached to this post.
It may need latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables installed and requires Windows 8.1+ x64.
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