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View File GRF Editor Hey everyone, This is a GRF tool I started to develop for my own personnal use, but I thought I'd share it since I've upgraded the UI. Its primary goal is to be easy to use while offering a wide variety of options and customizations. The software is quite stable and can handle large operations easily. How to install Download the zip archive provided from the download link at the bottom of this description or directly from there : http://www.mediafire.com/?aflylbhblrzpz0h Install the application with GRF Editor Installer.exe; if you are missing a .NET Framework you will be prompted to download it. Once you are done, you can start the program from the link on your desktop. Key features Overall speed is faster (or at least equal) than any GRF tool. Common operations : add, delete, merge, extract, preview, save. Undo and redo for any operation. It can open any GRF file. Clean and very interactive interface. Saving formats supported : 0x200, 0x103 and 0x102 (through the Settings page) and conversion to the Thor format. Instant filter and search options (example : "map .gat"). File association and context menus integration for .grf, .gpf, .rgz and .thor (through the Settings page). Can rebuild separated images into one file easily. Drag and drop (with the ALT key, can be modified in the Settings page). This is a big part of the software; most of the items can be moved around within the application itself or from/to Windows Explorer. Tools Sprite editor : a simple sprite editor with powerful features. Semi-transparent images can be added, you can easily change the order or replace images, etc. This tool can convert images in the wrong type by showing you multiple solutions (merging a new palette, dithering the image by using current palette, using the closest color, and a few more). Grf validation : allows you to validate a GRF with multiple settings. It can detect corrupted GRF entries, invalid sprites, empty files, non-GRF files, duplicate files and a lot more. Flat maps maker : generates flat maps from .gat and .rsw files. Useful to generate WoE maps or to fasten up the loading time. Patch maker : generates a GRF patch based on two different GRFs. Hash viewer : shows the hash code (both CRC32 and MD5) for files. Image converter : converts an image to any format requested (BMP, PNG, JPG, TGA). GrfCL : used to create batch files (.bat) which can automate tasks on GRF files. See the content in GrfCL.rar in the download for more information. This tool can be customized from the sources as well. Palette recolorer : creates new sprites by changing their colors (this tool is now deprecated). Client database editor : allows modifications of the database client files (txt and lua) with easy and simple tools. Work in progress. Grf encryption The encryption feature has been enabled again. It's similar to what it used to be and it has been tested on client versions ranging from 2012-08-01 to 2014-02-05. Some error messages will be displayed if necessary. If you have an issue, copy the error message (with the code, if there's one) and send me the client executable with the cps.dll file generated by GRF Editor. There shouldn't be compatibility issues anymore though! Thor files Thor files are patches used by Thor Patcher ( http://thor.aeomin.net/ ). Because of their similarity with the GRF file structure, they have been integrated within GRF Editor. The primary utility of this feature is that it allows you to add encrypted files to a Thor patch. All the other options can be achieved by using Thor Maker. You'll find the necessary steps below, but test your patches before sending them off to players (I've done a lot of testing on my end, but better be safe). If you're using SecureGRF, then make a new GRF, add the files and encrypt it. In GRF Editor, open the encrypted GRF you just made, use "Save as" and name the new file with a .thor extension. That's it, if you want to change the output directory, click on the root node of the project and select the tab "Container options". You can select the output mode and the GRF to merge the patch with. Simply save again if you change these properties. If you're using GRF Editor's encryption, then make a new Thor file (File > New > New Thor) and add the files you want to patch it with. Right-click on the files you want to encrypt and use Encryption > Encrypt. Technical stuff Requires .Net Framework 3.5 (SP1) Client Profile to run (3.5 or more will work as well). Automatically converts file name encoding to their proper values (you can change the encoding). Data virtualization is used as much as possible to preview files, meaning the files aren't completely loaded. Right-clicking an item will bring up the available options with that file. Preview file formats : txt, log, xml, lua, lub, bmp, png, tga, jpp, db, ebm, pal, gnd, rsw, gat, rsm, str, spr, act, imf, fna and wav. Services are "crash ready", meaning that you will be warned about a failed operation and no work will be lost (the application won't close and crash). It tries to continue operating even if it meets unsual conditions. Operations can be cancelled by clicking on the button near the progress bar. The warning level can be changed to avoid messages like "Please select a folder first." When prompted with an error, use Ctrl-C to copy the current dialog's content. Some screenshots! 1) Previewing an act file, while showing the search feature 2) Preview of a model file (rsm) 3) Preview of GrfCL with the MakeGrf command 4) Preview of maps 5) Preview of Grf validation 6) Search feature (press Ctrl-F or Ctrl-H to bring up within a text editor) Got a feedback? I'd gladly hear you out and fix issues you have with the program. Submitter Tokei Submitted 01/11/2013 Category GRF Files Video Content Author Tokeiburu  

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No offense taken, I just figured I should point out where I corrected myself after, because it is a bit misleading. I should edit it, but I'm not sure if I should.

No offence... He got Miss leaded filezilla set to the port FTP not sftp which new people may not know... Even wincp got FTP profile Hope u get my point ,:)

That's why I said "SFTP"... I use FileZilla. ^ See? I mislead nobody. Almost every single FTP client has the power to use SFTP, you just have to select the right option.

Make sure its all the way updated after you get the new one. If its corrupt grf, try as you suggested by getting that new kro. Also, you should make grf with https://github.com/zackdreaver/ROenglishRE for your servers grf.

Today I have... I honestly didn't think I would ever get this far, but here we go, timed attacks are done. The following video showcases how timed hits work for physical and magical attacks, as well as showing off some enemy spells. At this point I feel that I've accomplished everything I wanted to do for a working prototype. The next step is to actually get other people in to try out multiplayer, and at some point to clean up my existing code. I'll hopefully be posting a video of multiplayer adventures in the future. For now though I think I'm going to take a break from this and go back to my other projects. Thanks to everyone who took the time to comment or leave some feedback, I really appreciate it. Until next time!

Resolví hace este mismo problema (relativamente muy frecuente) en los foros del emulador vecino. Siempre que subas algo desde Windows o Mac que pretendas usar en un sistema operativo GNU/Linux existe la posibilidad de que sufras este tipo de problemas debido a que GNU/Linux quiere que sus archivos tengan los saltos de línea de Unix (llamados LF), mientras que Windows los quiere tener con sus saltos de línea propios (llamados CRLF). Este es el motivo por el que muchos textos de Windows se ven bien en Linux (porque tienen LF al final de línea) pero los textos de Linux (solo con LF, falta el retorno de carro) no suelen verse bien en el bloc de notas de Windows. No obstante, cuando es una máquina lo que tiene que interpretar un texto como una secuencia de comandos, se confunde mucho cuando no les das los comandos con el formato que quiere. Linux quiere solo LF y cuando al intérprete de la máquina le das un CRLF se confunde. Tienes que adaptar los saltos de línea al formato Linux. Lo más fácil es descargar dos2unix y usarlo (en sistemas no basados en Red Hat como Debian y el 90% del resto de distribuciones Linux hay que cambiar yum por apt-get; CentOS está basado en Red Hat): yum install dos2unix Luego, una vez lo tengas instalado, simplemente tienes que convertir el fichero que quieras, como por ejemplo: dos2unix ./athena-start Y ya está.