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[Yoona]

in patchlist should i do it like this?

 

1   GRF  2010-09-10.grf 

 

is it correct?

[Winz]

Hello Yoona,
 

I believe you are using either Neoncube or JikariCube.

 

Yes, that is the way you are sending the patchfiles.

That will mean:

this patch will patch your grf file (since you wrote it 1   GRF  2010-09-10.grf)

 

Sorry, my bad. it's correct - the way you write it. but, you forgot the thing about "patch number"

it should be like this:

 

PatchNumber<space>GRF.Number<space>PatchDestination<space>filename.ext

 

so, could be like this:

 

200 1   GRF  2010-09-10.grf

 

*the number in blue is set up-to-you. otherwise, if you set the last number is 20.000, then, the next patch must be larger than 20.000 (i.e: 20.001, etc)

 

Have a nice day!

Edited July 10, 2013 by Winz

[Yoona]

Hello Yoona,

 

I believe you are using either Neoncube or JikariCube.

 

Yes, that is the way you are sending the patchfiles.

That will mean:

this patch will patch your grf file (since you wrote it 1   GRF  2010-09-10.grf)

 

Sorry, my bad. it's correct - the way you write it. but, you forgot the thing about "patch number"

it should be like this:

 

PatchNumber<space>GRF.Number<space>PatchDestination<space>filename.ext

 

so, could be like this:

 

200 1   GRF  2010-09-10.grf

 

*the number in blue is set up-to-you. otherwise, if you set the last number is 20.000, then, the next patch must be larger than 20.000 (i.e: 20.001, etc)

 

Have a nice day!

Thank you for the response Winz =) i will try it

 

 

and by doing the files that im going to update Directory should be like this? data/texture/... ?

 

and it should be in grf or gpf file?

[Winz]

...

 

and by doing the files that im going to update Directory should be like this? data/texture/... ?

 

and it should be in grf or gpf file?

No problem, that's how we do.

the easiest way to patch a grf is:

1. put the new files as your desire to see them on the patched grf

2. Create a new GRF file, click "merge dir" (if you are using GRFBuilder) and select the patch folder\data

3. Click on the "Repack" button

 

>>> so, when you are going to send a patch file, after creating

a new GRF file, just click "Merge dir" and select the "data" folder.

Once extracted, the "data folder will appear exactly on the place you

extract it

 

I suggest you to use GRFs instead of GPFs. well, I can't say anything about GPFs because I've never tried it. haha

 

Have a nice day!

Edited July 11, 2013 by Winz