Question about patching in files using SFK

[:( Sad8669]

1. Are you trying to extract binks to use bpk one them?


And also, the file won't patch back unless all the HEX was copied inside the MAIN file to a new FILE.

I will refer you to Masquerade's Explanation.

The only change is that, if you want to patch back a file, you must select its HEX using Select Blocks and copy it into a NEW file (create a new file using HxD) and then save it. This way you will have a CRC perfect file and it also patchable.

NOTE : All of the above process must be done within the MAIN file.

Which game are you trying to compress, you can use QUICKBMS, if a script exist since its re-import function is convenient.

Make sure that the file doesn't have any streams because the file size will expand upon this method and re-patching is out of question in such cases, unless you are using QUICKBMS.

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Originally Posted by :( Sad8669

I will refer you to Masquerade's Explanation

Okay so first of all I'm a massive idiot! I've used the sfk method of patching data in & out a few times with RE2 & 3, and currently with the title I'm working on and Sekiro. Instead of copy pasting my script to a new batch file, I decided to write it out and forgot to include the

-allfrom

command, thankfully all seems to work, now I just have to run a few tests and all should be good! Thanks for linking me to "Masquerade"'s post, I wouldn't have noticed my error otherwise!