Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes (DVD5 to 3xCD)

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Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes (DVD5 to 3xCD)

Special thanks go to the FileForums' repacking veterans here.

Inno Setup Script template is based on pakrat2k2's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 layout and my own Ridge Racer Unbounded script layout.

Current Script Version: Base Version.

Repacking Requirements:

- Inno Setup or InnoIDE - to compile the repack
- Post-Installation Files for the Game - i.e.: the game files you have after you have installed the game, whether you have installed it via Steam or via disc.

Repacking Instructions:

1. Download the "Might and Magic - Clash of Heroes.7z" archive and extract its contents.

2. Locate all of your Might and Magic - Clash of Heroes post-installation files, and note down the installation path that you have used to install the game in - e.g. if the game is installed in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Might and Magic - Clash of Heroes\", then simply note that down.

3. After you have done that, look for the following section in the Inno Setup script at the top of the page, and replace the path that is currently in the script as shown in Fig. 1 with the one you have noted down from Step 1, as shown in Fig. 2:

Fig. 1 - Before Editing The Script

#define SourcePath "D:\Installed Programs\Ubisoft\Might and Magic - Clash of Heroes\"

Fig. 2 - After Editing The Script (Example Provided)

#define SourcePath "C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Might and Magic - Clash of Heroes\"

4. Compile the repack now, and you should have four files, which are:

- Might & Magic - Clash of Heroes.exe: 806KB
- Might & Magic - Clash of Heroes-1.bin: 701MB
- Might & Magic - Clash of Heroes-2.bin: 701MB
- Might & Magic - Clash of Heroes-3.bin: 151MB

Please note that the filesizes will vary slightly, depending on what files the end-user has, and what main executable he or she has, as a DRM-bypassed version of the main executable is usually significantly larger than a retail/original executable file.

Just compiled now on Windows 7 x86 (0146hrs on 13th April 2012, GMT+0000+BST).