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Originally Posted by Razor12911

Update available

- fixed 2gb+ input issue... (int32 instead of int64 :()

Lol I know alright, same trap happened to me with my rawinjector ^_^.

Originally Posted by Razor12911

Edit xtool.ini, add all the dat files in there

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File1=C:\Program Files (x86)\Far Cry 3 Complete Collection\Far Cry 3\data_win32\common.dat
File2=C:\Program Files (x86)\Far Cry 3 Complete Collection\Far Cry 3\data_win32\ige.dat
...

Now this is nice step forward, to support files like this that are perhaps not easy to detect. I would love to see this going even further in the future, where user could script offsets and data reading with few commands. Example:

HEAD "0f3b4c5b"
SKIP 125
CMPSZ 8
DECMPSZ 8
READ CMPSZ DECMPSZ

Above example would mean: find first/next header with "0f3b4c5b" bytes, then skip 125 bytes, then read 64bit integer that is compressed size, then same for decompressed size, then read and precomp next CMPSZ bytes with above info, repeat until EOF.

Idea is that most engines have similar structures, there are some headers, some data to skip, there is CMP and DECMP sizes info in between and then actual compressed data chunks. So instead of keeping maintenance for every new game/engine which rely on Razor to be here for us and kind enough to work on updates, this would make xtool more forward compatible for the future games without needing to constantly updating it. At least until codecs API's change. I know it will not be enough for every future game but it should cover plenty of them.

Originally Posted by KaktoR

This one is correct

packcmd = xtool.exe e:precomp:t4,v,c32m:lz4 - - <stdin> <stdout>

{options} must be seperated by a comma (,), not a colon (:).

I apologize for stupid question but was there specific reason for using extra "precomp" word, aka e:precomp... instead of just e:... d:... as was in ztool? To me it seems redundant as e: and d: already imply default behavior(encode vs decode) and precomp seem'd to me at first confused with precomp tool by schnaader. Also using different separators, aka ',' and ':' for specific areas of cmd make it prone to type error, as happened to me before and I seem to be not the only person. Pure ':'s in ztool were fine and easier for inclussion with other utilities IMO. BTW I am not complaining, this tool is fantastic and ultimate, just being curious about new design.