Best Compression Methods for 'Specific' Games. Q&A

[rishikrap]

What is the best compression method for Rocket League (Epic Games official Version)
Also, if anyone could link me to a tutorial which teaches how to compressit, that'd be a help.
U have UltraArc, just don't know how that works and what options to select.

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by rishikrap

What is the best compression method for Rocket League (Epic Games official Version)

uelr+srep+lolz
(providing the epic game version is same as steam version)

[rishikrap]

Originally Posted by Masquerade

uelr+srep+lolz
(providing the epic game version is same as steam version)

It's different to some extent even though the folders are same, when I put the steam repack from fitgirl in the Epic Games folder, it had to redownload about 3.8gb.(Could be because of the crack too)
I used bpk+cp_2077(Xtools 2020)+xzlib+srep_new+lolz_mtx to achieve 48% compession i.e. from 12.9gb to 6.3gb.
Hope this helps anyone else in the future.
I think this is the absolute best conversion achievable since Fitgirl's old steam version was converted from 11.1gb to 5.5 i.e. also ~48%
Also any moderator looking at this you could add this to the Specific Game Index.

[Masquerade]

Originally Posted by rishikrap

bpk+cp_2077(Xtools 2020)+xzlib+srep_new+lolz_mtx

uhhhh ok

1. There's no need for bpk since there's no bink videos in this game

2. Why are you using the cyberpunk 2077 precompressor on not cyberpunk 2077??????

3. xzlib - we're getting somewhere, but this game is made in unreal engine 3 and is compressed with lzo and not zlib (zlib is ue4) - which is why you need to use UELR [Unreal Engine LZO Recompressor]

4. srep, great!

5. lolz_mtx - this has been proven to be slower IIRC and not worth whatever result you get. If you want a fast compression, use lzma2.

[rishikrap]

Originally Posted by Masquerade

uhhhh ok

1. There's no need for bpk since there's no bink videos in this game

2. Why are you using the cyberpunk 2077 precompressor on not cyberpunk 2077??????

3. xzlib - we're getting somewhere, but this game is made in unreal engine 3 and is compressed with lzo and not zlib (zlib is ue4) - which is why you need to use UELR [Unreal Engine LZO Recompressor]

4. srep, great!

5. lolz_mtx - this has been proven to be slower IIRC and not worth whatever result you get. If you want a fast compression, use lzma2.

I don't know.
I'm totally new to this like literally 100%.
Found a config, used CUI V3 GUI for diskspan to do this and it took 21 hrs to do this.
Now I don't know how to extract this things again so finding the forum.

Originally Posted by KaktoR

Your chain does not make any sense, just saying.

I know, just googled and found the best options.

[Masquerade]

Sorry if I sounded harsh, not the intention, please feel free to ask questions

[rishikrap]

Originally Posted by Masquerade

Sorry if I sounded harsh, not the intention, please feel free to ask questions

1. Could you help me out with what can I do to create an installer for this thing.
2. It'll install correct anyways regardless of all the unwanted methods right?
Update: I managed to find a Corepack UI installer which just needed me to change the name of the file in compier.ini so I did that and it proceeded, but it gives me a the error https://prnt.sc/w85cc2
Update 2: Managed to also make installer with the default lego template provided in CIU V3 and it did start and extracted some files and hung at 0.9% without utilizing any resources. I guess my compression technique sucked more than I expected.
So, I won't be able to install it in any way or is there some way I can save time and use what I compressed initally?
2 (A). If not, could you give me a single config that I can copy paste in Diskspan GUI by CIU V3.
3. Does SSD help with speeds at a good margin. I'm using HDD (not a good one either).
4. Also if this is too much hassle, can you give me a way to make an SFX using Ultraarc.
And by the way I used Cyberpunk 2077 compresser because it said in bracket Xtools 2020 and I thought this'd be the latest Xtools. And fitgirl says it uses Xtools library by Razor 1911 on the Rocket League Page, so I figured I should too.
I made one and it was easy install too, no issues at all, I didn't know what Xtools was that time, so I used default Ztools as precompressor, Lolz, Lzma2, Srep but it only compressed to 10.1gb, I don't know if X tools would improve the compression.
Only problem I have with Ultraarc sfx is it splits files too much even in a,b,c. Any way to use diskspan to make an sfx? And also achieve this conversion.
Hope you could solve all the doubts.

Update: I'm now using xlzo+uelr+srep_new+lzma2 to recompress, I hope I got it right this time.
I'll just need some proper tutorial on making an installer, that's the only thing that has eaten my brain. I don't care about the graphics or anything, I just want it to work ;__;.
My aim with this is simply to compress the Epic Games version maximum possible such that I have to download less. I'm doing this on an RDP (Intel(R) Xeon(R) Platinum 8168 CPU @ 2.70GHz 4 cores 8gb ram) which doesn't have bandwidth limitations.

[hydefromt70s]

Originally Posted by Masquerade

uhhhh ok
2. Why are you using the cyberpunk 2077 precompressor on not cyberpunk 2077??????

3. xzlib - we're getting somewhere, but this game is made in unreal engine 3 and is compressed with lzo and not zlib (zlib is ue4) - which is why you need to use UELR [Unreal Engine LZO Recompressor]

I know you write this post long time ago but just to clarify something. Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't made in UE3 as you said, it was made in CDProject's REDengine 4.

[L33THAK0R]

Originally Posted by hydefromt70s

I know you write this post long time ago but just to clarify something. Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't made in UE3 as you said, it was made in CDProject's REDengine 4.

The title in question was "Rocket League" though, which was made in "Unreal Engine 3" and not "CDProjekts REDengine 4".