My friend,
Razor12911's
DiskSpan is the
replacement for
UltraARC. It allows to split Freearc archives into parts.
For more info,
click here
Example:
Assume the compressed archive is
756mb "
dataOne.bf". When you use "
diskspan: 300mb" it splits "dataOne.bf" into
three parts:
Code:
"dataOne-1.bf" (300mb)
"dataOne-2.bf" (300mb)
"dataOne-3.bf" (156mb) <= Total is 756MB
The commandline should be as follows. (Output for
DiskSpan is
dataOne-1.bf [
not dataOne.bf])
Code:
bin\arc.exe a .... Output\dataOne-1.bf -m=xtool+srep+lolz+diskspan:300mb "Pack\*"
You don't need to add all three of these parts to "Compiler.ini". Mention only the first part (
dataOne-1.bf). The script will recognize everything.
Code:
[Datas]
Data1=dataOne-1.bf
;Data2=data2.bf
;Data3=data3.cpi
;Data4=data4.cpi
; Data5, Data6 ...
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
let's move on to the next case.
If you've
separated the game files, assume that you have put that separated files in three folders (
Pack1,
Pack2 and
Pack3). Archive is now "
dataOne.bf", "
dataTwo.bf" and "
dataThree.bf" respectively. Now you need to use "
diskspan" in these three archives.
How can you do that? Use the following three command lines.
Code:
bin\arc.exe a .... Output\dataOne-1.bf -m=xtool+srep+lolz+diskspan:300mb "Pack1\*"
bin\arc.exe a .... Output\dataTwo-1.bf -m=xtool+srep+lolz+diskspan:300mb "Pack2\*"
bin\arc.exe a .... Output\dataThree-1.bf -m=xtool+srep+lolz+diskspan:300mb "Pack3\*"
Now, the "Compiler.ini" is
Code:
[Datas]
Data1=dataOne-1.bf
Data2=dataTwo-1.bf
Data3=dataThree-1.bf
;Data4=data4.cpi
; Data5, Data6 ...
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you're interested in the "MiniShot compressor", I also found an alpha update. I will attach it below.
04-01-2021, 08:39
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