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Old 16-09-2014, 07:39
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Originally Posted by Gamer009 View Post
sorry, but i'm a bit noob

what is the difference between all those method ?
and what is "precomp" version ?

decompression memory and compression memory , is my PC memory ?

this tool makes archive files "bin" files, then i will use the script : http://fileforums.com/showthread.php?t=95595

to make an installer ?

thanks in advance
The stronger the Compression Method the better, IF the Gamefiles are good to Compress.

Precomp Version you have to define for Unpacking, if you use a precomp Compression. It have always to be same Version for pack and unpack (If you pack with v.42 and define v.38 to unpack, it won't work!)

This Compressor can make .bin files, simply set Output to 'Data.bin'.

Decompression memory and compression memory is your RAM, best use the half of it!
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