Need help on BGI dump error

[CryingWestern]

When I Just put the word in ("BGI_dump.py") it always gives me this error:

http://puu.sh/dEMf7.png

 

Even when inputting the full code ("BGI_dump.py <binaryfile"), I just want to know how to fix this error, because no matter what i do it just doesn't want to work.

[Kelebek1]

I remember trying those tools and getting the same error. I don't have a file to test it on anymore though, can you up an example?

[CryingWestern]

here is what happens when i use it also on anything:

http://puu.sh/dFare.png

 

though here is the script, but i hope that someone can help me figure this out soon:

https://www.mediafire.com/?4638bveevrnvze7

[Kelebek1]

Ah, yes, it's because the file is saved as ASCII but he's used non-ascii characters on that line. The easiest way to fix it is to just replace the 【】 characters on line 103 in bgi_common with ASCII [].

[CryingWestern]

........................................ -___________________________-

 

[], 【】 why can't they be the same thing....

 

But, thank you it actually worked. Now hopefully i can sleep.

[CryingWestern]

Now another prolem starts a new, i'm now getting an error for this:

 

fo = open(script+bgi_setup.dext, 'w', encoding=bgi_setup.denc)

 

apparrently 'encoding' is an invalid argument.

[Kelebek1]

Alright, I had to just fix the same thing, I wasn't sure how it'd be on your Python. I guess you're using Python 2.7 (the script was made for 3).

 

Ok so in bgi_dump, under 'import sys' add the line 'import io'

 

Then on line 43, change the "fo = open" part into "fo = io.open"

 

Then everywhere you see a fo.write, you need to add a "u" in front of the apostrophe that starts the string.

 

If you don't know what I mean, here just use this instead: http://pastebin.com/VEfZXttZ

[CryingWestern]

Alright now it's fully working thanks again XD