ASIS/TC problem, BPK not unpacking?

[ps5haznogamez]

Originally Posted by Masquerade

Don't use srep+lolz+bpk

Always universal tools last!

bpk+srep+lolz

Finally - don't use bink_pack.exe to compress, you use the cls dll. The exe is buggy, breaks files, causes errors - not fun! This fazip matter is my fault since I suggested KaktoR to add it to the installer.

@KaktoR
You can remove the fazip bpk config (maybe even remove fazip.exe since I don't recall it having any important usage). Instead rename cls-bpk_u.dll to cls-bpk.dll then unarc will just work the cls as normally, not needing fazip to handle it. My apologies! When I first suggested the method, I didn't know very much, especially how cls dlls worked.

@ps5haznogames
Download latest bpk, rename the dll for packing to cls-bpk and put it into your compressor. Method name is bpk, since its a cls. It must be then next to arc.exe to work.

Make a file called arc.groups, inside write:

$bpk
*.bik
*.bk2

Then use this method:

srep+lolz/$bpk=bpk

This will compress all of the bink video using bpk and the rest with srep, lolz.

If I remember anything else you will find remotely useful I'll add it.

Download the latest BPK? Where is that? Do you mean the latest "cls-bpk.dll" that someone else linked here? Would I add it to my arc.ini like this or continue with the FAzip edit?

[External compressor:bpk]
header = 0
packcmd = "Resources\cls-bpk" $$arcdatafile$$.tmp $$arcpackedfile$$.tmp

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by ps5haznogamez

Download the latest BPK? Where is that?

See attatched file.

Originally Posted by ps5haznogamez

Would I add it to my arc.ini like this or continue with the FAzip edit?

You don't need fazip, or arc.ini to use cls dlls.

Put cls-bpk.dll in the above archive into your compressor. The method name is the string that follows cls- prefix, so, the method is bpk

srep+lolz/$bpk=bpk

($bpk is just the name of our group, I see KaktoR on the last page used $binkpack)


For unpacking, open arc.ini in asis, remove the bpk fazip config.

Take cls-bpk_u from the above archive, and put it into your bpk folder in asis. Rename it to cls-bpk.dll.

Now, make sure you use the ini file to ensure that the dll file will be built with the setup, now install your archive.