You need an oo2core DLL to be able to decompress packages.
When using destiny-pkg with a Destiny 2 installation, PackageManager will automatically search for oo2core
under Destiny 2\bin\x64.
In any other case, you will need to get oo2core_3_win64.dll from somewhere (an old game for example), and place it in the directory where you run destinypkgtool from. Check below for the version of oo2core that is required for your game.
| Version | Platform | Works? | Oodle DLL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Destiny Internal Alpha | X360 | 🚧* | oo2core_3 |
| Destiny Legacy (The Taken King) | PS3/X360/PS4/XONE | 🚧* | oo2core_3 |
| Destiny (Rise of Iron) | PS4/XONE | ✅ | oo2core_3 |
| Destiny 2 (Beta) | Any | ✅ | oo2core_3 |
| Destiny 2 (Pre-BL) | Any | ✅ | oo2core_3 |
| Destiny 2 (Post-BL) | Any | ✅ | oo2core_9 |
*Pre-ROI packages are supported, but package entry types haven't been figured out yet.
| Version | Code |
|---|---|
| DestinyInternalAlpha | d1_devalpha |
| DestinyTheTakenKing | d1_ttk |
| DestinyRiseOfIron | d1_roi |
| Destiny2Beta | d2_beta |
| Destiny2Forsaken | d2_fs |
| Destiny2Shadowkeep | d2_sk |
| Destiny2BeyondLight | d2_bl |
| Destiny2WitchQueen | d2_wq |
| Destiny2Lightfall | d2_lf |
| Destiny2TheFinalShape | d2_tfs |
| Platform | Code |
|---|---|
| Xbox 360 | x360 |
| Xbox One | xboxone |
| PlayStation 3 | ps3 |
| PlayStation 4 | ps4 |
| Windows (x64) | w64 |