Star Wars Collection 14xDVD5 / 8xDVD9 CIUV2

[pakrat2k2]

Star Wars Collection 14xDVD5 / 8xDVD9 CIUV2
Thanks to Yener for script, Razor12911 for modifications

This is one of the biggest Conversions ever worked on, 60GB+ , 100K files.

Installation has been tested & everything seemed to work fine. I used No Compression as it takes long enough to install 10 Games, feel free to modify UA as you wish.



1. Install the games. The games MUST ALL be installed into 1 Main Folder. IE: C:\Games. Once Star Wars The Force Unleashed II is installed, goto
Game\Disc\Audio\GeneratedSoundBanks\Windows & REMOVE all Languages Not Needed. Also goto Game\Disc\Audio\External And remove unneeded folders.

1A. Copy Redists from game DVD into Conversion folder 1

[Launch1]
Name=DirectX
32Exe={src}\DirectX\DXSETUP.exe
Argument=/silent
BeforeInstall=0

[Launch2]
Name=Visual C++ 2008 
32Exe={src}\CRT\vcredist_x86.exe
Argument=/passive /norestart
BeforeInstall=0

[Launch3]
Name=.NET Framework 3.5 
32Exe={src}\dotnet\dotnetfx35.exe
Argument=/q /norestart
BeforeInstall=0

Use Abbreviated Folder names to install each game:

SWBF2 ( Star Wars Battlefront II )
SWEAWGP ( Star Wars Empire At War Gold Pack - Star Wars Empire At War & Forces of Corruption)
SWJKJA (Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy )
SWKOTOR ( Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic )
SWKOTOR2 ( Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II )
SWRC ( Star Wars Republic Commando )
SWTCWRH ( Star Wars The Clone Wars Republic Heroes )
SWTFU ( Star Wars The Force Unleashed )
SWTFU2 ( Star Wars The Force Unleashed II )

2. Download attachment, extract to HD, NOT in Gamefolder.

3. Run UltraARC, Browse/Select Your Main game folder, then choose output location.

4. Test the conversion, before burning ISO.

5. Then burn folder contents to DVDs with same folder name.

DVD5's
DVD1-13 - 4.37GB
DVD14 - 4.06GB

DVD9's
DVD1 - 7.44GB W/Redists
DVD2-7 - 7.76GB
DVD8 - 6.59GB

[NSCXP2005]

Awesome!!

Is this using the collection from the Humble Bundle?

[pakrat2k2]

yes but the only game not included was Dark Forces as its DOS based game.

[WaltonSimons]

Why not? It's actually very easy to link to DOSBOX to autolaunch it.