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Yes

1 Language + HD Pack = 8xDVD5
1 Language = 6xDVD5

Conversion updated for Royal Edition v1.9.0

Done this with srpe/lzma and ultra and got 7x7.76gb dvd9 and 1 dvd5 at 2,22gb all from a 60gb install and my Iso file is 74gb so all in all I now have a 56gb iso file so saved bit space. Took few hours convert as left it on all day while out pubs and come back all finished,
The data file took aroun an hour as was in while that working so would been most afternoon to finish.

I have to update DiskSpan.bat because devs decided to add more patch data in size (totally bullshit if you ask me).

Anyone knows if we could just merge the patch and normal data files to save this crap patch data size (the files are just zip files btw)?

Conversion updated again for game version 1.9.1

Conversion updated again for game version 1.9.4

How can one keep all languages? Typing like 0?

/lazy mode off
Ok I just need to remove the scripted lines in the batch file :D.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Royal Edition [v 1.9.4.404-502 + DLCs]

Thanks KaktoR

Code:

Based On:           Steam-Rip от =nemos=

Languages:          English

Original Size:      52.5 GB

Ripped:             HD Texture Pack | HD Sound Pack

Method:             xZLib+rep+srep:m3f:l512:m512+4x4:lzma:a1:mfbt4:32m:fb273:mc10000:lc8

Compression Time:   4 H

Decompression Time: 25 Min

Compressed Size:    30.8 GB

Quote:

Originally Posted by GrafSchmidt (Post 483776)

How can one keep all languages? Typing like 0?

/lazy mode off
Ok I just need to remove the scripted lines in the batch file :D.

Won't work with this because it's a custom batch. Use Diskspan from another conversion instead.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 483804)

Won't work with this because it's a custom batch. Use Diskspan from another conversion instead.

The compressed archives are not gonna include esclusions anyway then?
I removed the lines where it creates a _backup folder, I didn't check further to see if the script is going to ignore any other content though.

It works, but you have to adjust Data2 sizes and move command for Data2 then.

Edit: Replace this inside the batch

Code:

:LangChoice1

cls

echo.

echo.--------------------------------------------------------------------

echo.Which language you did want to use? 

echo.--------------------------------------------------------------------

echo. 0=Keep all languages^^!

echo. 1=English

echo. 2=French

echo. 3=German

echo.



set /p langchoice=

if "%langchoice%"=="" goto LangChoice1

if "%langchoice%"=="0" goto NoHDData

if "%langchoice%"=="1" goto English

if "%langchoice%"=="2" goto French

if "%langchoice%"=="3" goto German

However, you have to edit this part too

Code:

if "!hdcontent1!"=="false" (

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.001 "Output\%GameName% DVD7"

)



if "!hdcontent1!"=="true" (

        mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD9"

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.001 "Output\%GameName% DVD8"

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.002 "Output\%GameName% DVD9"

        if exist "Output\Data2.bin.003" (

                mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD10"

                move .\Output\Data2.bin.003 "Output\%GameName% DVD10"

                xcopy /e /i /y /q "%choice%\_CommonRedist" ".\Output\%GameName% DVD10\_CommonRedist" >nul 2>&1

        )

)

I would say just compress the thing and look how many Data2 archives you have and edit the move commands + make new folders for each disk.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 483810)

It works, but you have to adjust Data2 sizes and move command for Data2 then.

Edit: Replace this inside the batch

Code:

:LangChoice1

cls

echo.

echo.--------------------------------------------------------------------

echo.Which language you did want to use? 

echo.--------------------------------------------------------------------

echo. 0=Keep all languages^^!

echo. 1=English

echo. 2=French

echo. 3=German

echo.



set /p langchoice=

if "%langchoice%"=="" goto LangChoice1

if "%langchoice%"=="0" goto NoHDData

if "%langchoice%"=="1" goto English

if "%langchoice%"=="2" goto French

if "%langchoice%"=="3" goto German

However, you have to edit this part too

Code:

if "!hdcontent1!"=="false" (

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.001 "Output\%GameName% DVD7"

)



if "!hdcontent1!"=="true" (

        mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD9"

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.001 "Output\%GameName% DVD8"

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.002 "Output\%GameName% DVD9"

        if exist "Output\Data2.bin.003" (

                mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD10"

                move .\Output\Data2.bin.003 "Output\%GameName% DVD10"

                xcopy /e /i /y /q "%choice%\_CommonRedist" ".\Output\%GameName% DVD10\_CommonRedist" >nul 2>&1

        )

)

I would say just compress the thing and look how many Data2 archives you have and edit the move commands + make new folders for each disk.

Thanks.
Last time I tried just deleting lines it created 2 more data2 out of the folders. So it should be fine with 11 disks.

That's my test code. Let's see if it works.

Code:

if "!hdcontent1!"=="false" (

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.001 "Output\%GameName% DVD7"

)



if "!hdcontent1!"=="true" (

        mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD9"

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.001 "Output\%GameName% DVD8"

        move .\Output\Data2.bin.002 "Output\%GameName% DVD9"

        if exist "Output\Data2.bin.003" (

                mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD10"

                move .\Output\Data2.bin.003 "Output\%GameName% DVD10"

                if not exist "Output\Data2.bin.004" (

                        xcopy /e /i /y /q "%choice%\_CommonRedist" ".\Output\%GameName% DVD10\_CommonRedist" >nul 2>&1

                )

        )

                if exist "Output\Data2.bin.004" (

                mkdir ".\Output\%GameName% DVD11"

                move .\Output\Data2.bin.004 "Output\%GameName% DVD11"

                xcopy /e /i /y /q "%choice%\_CommonRedist" ".\Output\%GameName% DVD11\_CommonRedist" >nul 2>&1

        )

)

Yeah well something went horribly bad.

15 dvd5. 68 gb of data.

What's the command line to insert the compression method directly into .bat?