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OpenBoR => Help & Resources => Resources => Topic started by: Plombo on October 12, 2009, 06:39:50 pm
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Borpak, in the Downloads section, has the potential to be a good utility, a replacement for both packer and paxplode. But a strange bug prevents the packfile-building half from working under Windows, and an unrelated bug prevents the PAK builder from working under Linux >:(
To make this version, I modified the sources to fix both bugs. Also, the extractor part now extracts files with lowercase filenames so that your filenames aren't yelling at you :laughing:
Also included are batch files, paxplode.bat and packer.bat, that provide interfaces to borpak for an easy transition to my program from the mainstream programs.
Comments, feedback, etc. are welcome.
EDIT: Fixed a semantic error.
EDIT 2: Revamped entire post for clarity.
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eh ? i usually use paxplode and packer in my windows XP OS.. and it's work. i just have to be carefull by not creating "more-than-8 letters filename"
anyway i download first your attacment and tried later @home
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eh ? i usually use paxplode and packer in my windows XP OS.. and it's work. i just have to be carefull by not creating "more-than-8 letters filename"
anyway i download first your attacment and tried later @home
Sorry if I wasn't clear. I meant that the "borpak" utility didn't work. Paxplode and packer work fine, but borpak is supposed to replace both of them. In other versions of borpak, the "paxplode" half works but the "packer" half doesn't.
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Revamped the first post.
Also, is there any way that this can get into LavaLit's downloads section? The original borpak is there, and I don't want anyone else to have to figure out the hard way that only half of it works.
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Sure, you can upload it here. After you do that, tell the moderators here about it.
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I really don't understand how to fix this. I guess I've never done this before. I don't know how to do this.
Oops... I accidently posted in the wrong thread.
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Sure, you can upload it here. After you do that, tell the moderators here about it.
Could you clarify what you mean by "upload it here"? It's already attached to my first post; do I need to do something else before notifying a moderator?
EDIT: Never mind, I just noticed the "upload file" button on my status panel.
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i'm impressed. the paxplode even extract the "more-than-8-letters" file without the tilde (~)
thanks for the effort. have u ever thought to make it windows based program rather than dos application ?
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i'm impressed. the paxplode even extract the "more-than-8-letters" file without the tilde (~)
thanks for the effort.
Thanks! I'm glad you appreciate my work.
have u ever thought to make it windows based program rather than dos application ?
Technically it's a Windows-based command line app, not a DOS one, but I know what you actually mean. I might make a GUI frontend to the command line program if I get around to it.
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Now updated in the Downloads section.
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Hey, how do you work this thing anyway? I have a data folder open, but none of the batch files do anything? BTW, I have the one from the download section.
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Hey, how do you work this thing anyway? I have a data folder open, but none of the batch files do anything? BTW, I have the one from the download section.
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It's included in the Neo Edit Pack (http://lavalit.com:8080/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item317); the easiest way is to use makepack.bat in it, which now acts as a frontend for this program. (Makepack.bat in the old edit pack had a similar function, but used the now-obsolete "packer" utility as its backend.) The version here is mostly for people like me who use the interactive command prompt on a regular basis.
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When I double click on "paxplode", it open and close quickly on my os of Windows 7 Home edition. What am I doing wrong?
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Drag the PAK file onto it. If you double-click it, it won't know what it's supposed to extract.
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Thanks. This is really an improvement over the old version.
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It don't work!
Now what will I use to make a side-scrolling beat-em-up of my own?
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EDIT:
CoolTom has been removed from the forum.