Useful programs

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Image Converter
I wonder why I didn't make this before.

[BLACKFIRE69]

Ext Listing Of All Files In A Folder

Usage:
 ListExt.exe <Dir>

[Masquerade]

Some of my favourite CLI tools:

https://github.com/roothaxor/Exif-Remove

Command Line Exif Data remover - useful for sharing images online

http://www.intelliadmin.com/index.ph...s-and-folders/

DelEmpty - remove all empty folders / 0b files verbosely&recursively

[pratikpatel8982]

Unity .assets and AssetBundle editor

UABE is an editor for Unity 3.4+/4/5/2017/2018 .assets and AssetBundle files. It can create standalone mod installers from changes to .assets and/or bundles.

https://github.com/DerPopo/UABE

You can:

• Edit Asset Files
• Extract
• Precompress
• Compress

[Carldric Clement]

Originally Posted by pratikpatel8982

Unity .assets and AssetBundle editor

UABE is an editor for Unity 3.4+/4/5/2017/2018 .assets and AssetBundle files. It can create standalone mod installers from changes to .assets and/or bundles.

https://github.com/DerPopo/UABE

You can:

• Edit Asset Files
• Extract
• Precompress
• Compress

Nice dude. this is where I wanted to find this tool.

[BLACKFIRE69]

Originally Posted by BLACKFIRE69

Ext Listing Of All Files In A Folder

Usage:
 ListExt.exe <Dir>

I've improved ListExt a bit to be able to recommend a compression method for that folder if needed. The purpose of this was to simplify some of the things I do on a daily basis, and I hope it will be useful for you too.

This is based on the "arc.groups" file. So place the first "arc.groups" file next to the "ListExt.exe" file.
The next step is to set up the "ListExt.ini" file. The aim is to introduce compression methods for each group of files.

It is done as follows,

ListExt.ini

; Freearc Compression Methods according to the 'arc.groups' file.

$default = srep+nz

$text = dict:p+lzp+ppmd:10:512mb+nz
$binary = precomp+rep:512mb+lzma:1gb:200:ht4:mc128
$exe = bcj2+rep:512mb+delta+exe+rz
$iso = ecm+precomp+rep:512mb+bcj2+delta+lzma:1gb:273:ht4:mc256
$obj = precomp+srep+nz
$bmp = bmp+nz
$wav = tta+nz
$mod = rep:512mb+lzma:1gb:200:ht4:mc128
$precomp = precomp+rep:512mb+delta+rz
$jpg = jpg+nz
$jpgsolid = precomp+rep:32+nz
$compressed = rep:64m+lzma:128m:128:ht4:mc16



; Other ListExt Settings
OverwriteLogs = 1

We're all set now. All that is left is to drag a folder through "ListExt.exe".
At the end of the process it'll recommend an appropriate compression method for your respective folder.
The file groups and the recommended compression method can be viewed in the ListExt_log.log file created at the end of the process.

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[Barbarossa178]

Originally Posted by BLACKFIRE69

I've improved ListExt a bit to be able to recommend a compression method for that folder if needed. The purpose of this was to simplify some of the things I do on a daily basis, and I hope it will be useful for you too.

This is based on the "arc.groups" file. So place the first "arc.groups" file next to the "ListExt.exe" file.
The next step is to set up the "ListExt.ini" file. The aim is to introduce compression methods for each group of files.

It is done as follows,

ListExt.ini

; Freearc Compression Methods according to the 'arc.groups' file.

$default = srep+nz

$text = dict:p+lzp+ppmd:10:512mb+nz
$binary = precomp+rep:512mb+lzma:1gb:200:ht4:mc128
$exe = bcj2+rep:512mb+delta+exe+rz
$iso = ecm+precomp+rep:512mb+bcj2+delta+lzma:1gb:273:ht4:mc256
$obj = precomp+srep+nz
$bmp = bmp+nz
$wav = tta+nz
$mod = rep:512mb+lzma:1gb:200:ht4:mc128
$precomp = precomp+rep:512mb+delta+rz
$jpg = jpg+nz
$jpgsolid = precomp+rep:32+nz
$compressed = rep:64m+lzma:128m:128:ht4:mc16



; Other ListExt Settings
OverwriteLogs = 1

We're all set now. All that is left is to drag a folder through "ListExt.exe".
At the end of the process it'll recommend an appropriate compression method for your respective folder.
The file groups and the recommended compression method can be viewed in the ListExt_log.log file created at the end of the process.

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What kind of dict;p? Thank you

[BLACKFIRE69]

Originally Posted by Barbarossa178

What kind of dict;p? Thank you

dict = dictionary replacements for texts

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[Barbarossa178]

Originally Posted by BLACKFIRE69

dict = dictionary replacements for texts

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Where do I get this ppmd compressor?

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by Barbarossa178

Where do I get this ppmd compressor?

It's built into FreeArc.

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by BLACKFIRE69

ListExt v1.0.0.2 - Update

Hey BLACKFIRE69,

Please may you build a version of listext that orders the output of file sizes from largest to smallest?

E.g.

Source:  .
Files :  123456789  [1337 GB]

 EXTENSION      FILE COUNT      PERCENTAGE      TOTAL SIZE
----------------------------------------------------------
.OGG                ?             XXX%           3GB
----------------------------------------------------------
.ZIP                ?             XXX%           2GB
----------------------------------------------------------
.EXE                ?             XXX%           1GB
----------------------------------------------------------
.DLL                ?             XXX%           100MB
----------------------------------------------------------
.TXT                ?             XXX%           50MB

Thanks!

[BLACKFIRE69]

Originally Posted by Masquerade

Hey BLACKFIRE69,

Please may you build a version of listext that orders the output of file sizes from largest to smallest?

E.g.

Source:  .
Files :  123456789  [1337 GB]

 EXTENSION      FILE COUNT      PERCENTAGE      TOTAL SIZE
----------------------------------------------------------
.OGG                ?             XXX%           3GB
----------------------------------------------------------
.ZIP                ?             XXX%           2GB
----------------------------------------------------------
.EXE                ?             XXX%           1GB
----------------------------------------------------------
.DLL                ?             XXX%           100MB
----------------------------------------------------------
.TXT                ?             XXX%           50MB

Thanks!

ok!


ListExt - Update

USAGE:
  ListExt.exe  <Directory>  [Order_Type]
  (or just drag and drop a folder over the ListExt.exe.)

ORDER_TYPE:
  /SA = Sort Alphabetically.
  /SS = Sort by Size.
  /SP = Sort by Percentage.
  Default is /SS (Sort by Size).

EXAMPLE:
  ListExt.exe "C:\Test\Example1"  /SA

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[brispuss]

Originally Posted by BLACKFIRE69

ok!


ListExt - Update

USAGE:
  ListExt.exe  <Directory>  [Order_Type]
  (or just drag and drop a folder over the ListExt.exe.)

ORDER_TYPE:
  /SA = Sort Alphabetically.
  /SS = Sort by Size.
  /SP = Sort by Percentage.
  Default is /SS (Sort by Size).

EXAMPLE:
  ListExt.exe "C:\Test\Example1"  /SA

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Thanks for this very useful program!

Would it be possible to create a file listing based on reading file headers instead of reading file extensions? Reasons being that file extensions are not always valid, and some files don't have extensions at all!

And if possible, export file types to appropriately named folders for further processing. And maybe import processed files back to their original locations?

Yes, I know this would be a big task, but possible?

Thank you.

[BLACKFIRE69]

Originally Posted by brispuss

Thanks for this very useful program!

Would it be possible to create a file listing based on reading file headers instead of reading file extensions? Reasons being that file extensions are not always valid, and some files don't have extensions at all!

And if possible, export file types to appropriately named folders for further processing. And maybe import processed files back to their original locations?

Yes, I know this would be a big task, but possible?

Thank you.

• yes, it would be rather useful if it also exported the full path for each file.
  
  
• i just modified ListExt.exe, and now it creates TXT files that include the full paths of the corresponding files for each file extension. (if there's no file extension, the file will be named 'Unknown-#').
  
  
• by default, this feature is disabled. use the config file (ListExt.ini) to enable it as follows:

ListExt.ini

...

; Save the categorized file list in TXT files.
ExportFileList     = 1
ExportRelativeName = 0
ExportFileListPath = ".\MyOutput"

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