(01-04-2012, 12:15 AM)Roxas358 Wrote: What do You mean? U8 doesn't need a code. You can run the u8extr.exe.
The only files that came with U8 Tool are
these (minus the BRRES's folder as I put that in there for testing purposes). There I see a "gbalzss" file (which is what I was testing that folder on), and when I open it it's a command line program, and does nothing. On the other hand, I see "U8Tool". This one'll get ya, I clicked on it and it showed me
this so it looks like I'm stuck, huh?
(01-04-2012, 12:15 AM)Roxas358 Wrote: Send me a link so I can check it out if You can't get it to work.
I could send you the file, but I don't know how many of them may be like that because it looks like this is a game that has most of the models in one folder with little indication as to what's what.
(01-04-2012, 12:15 AM)Roxas358 Wrote: Maybe RTB can help with that.
I would ask him but I don't like to bother people with silly PMs, and I don't want to bother him when he has a million other things to do... and especially if the recipient doesn't answer, it makes me feel worse and even more like I bothered them/wasted their time. This is why I'm reluctant to PM some people. I've always been this way.
(01-04-2012, 12:15 AM)Roxas358 Wrote: If Your talking about the codes that RTB posted. They read the file names and do the work for You.
I don't think I can properly explain what I meant here, but I can try. If it still doesn't make sense then you can forget that I asked about that part altogether. You see this code that RTB posted that you used for FPK Tool?
(12-20-2011, 12:30 AM)Random Talking Bush Wrote: Code:
for /f %%a IN ('dir /b *.fpk') do fpktool.exe -u %%a %%a_unpack
I understand you make a notepad and paste this code in first before anything. Then I see you posted this:
(12-19-2011, 11:58 PM)Roxas358 Wrote: Well I've been using it to extract files from .fpk. It's a life saver, because I can just put in multiple names and it will extract everything.
For example:
Code:
fpktool -u 0000.fpk 0000
fpktool -u 0001.fpk 0001
fpktool -u 0002.fpk 0002
fpktool -u 0003.fpk 0003
fpktool -u 0004.fpk 0004
fpktool -u 0005.fpk 0005
Those are example file names or something for FPK files you wanted to extract right? Basically what I was getting at is, I see that you used one
line break for each filename (for example, having "fpk 0000" on one line, and having "fpk 0001" on the next line, and etc.), and I was asking, do I need to use one line break for each filename too? I realize this is probably a dumb thing to ask about and common sense should already answer this for me, but I wanted to be sure. I really hope I've made everything clear.