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pepodmc, posted Wed Mar 11, 2015 7:34 am (3740)

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Hello everyone

With this script for Bloody Roar 3 (Playstation 2 -- Quick bms):

open FDDE TBL 0
open FDDE DAT 1
ImpType Standard ;
Set D Long 2 ;
GoTo D 0 ;
Get C Int 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
SavePos D 0 ;
Set JF Long 16 ;
GoTo JF 0 ;
Get JF Long 0 ;
GoTo D 0 ;
For T = 1 To C ;
SavePos FOO 0 ;
Get FO Long 0 ;
SavePos D 0 ;
SavePos CSO 0 ;
Get CS Long 0 ;
Get D Long 0 ;
SavePos D 0 ;
GoTo JF 0 ;
Get FN String 0 ;
SavePos JF 0 ;
GoTo D 0 ;
Log FN FO CS 1 ;
Next T ;

I could extract the files from Bloody Roar 3 DAT. And using the Hex Editor "Windhex" I did a spanish translation of the game, because Bloody Roar 3 doesn't have a spanish version (only English and Japanese)


BUT this script is useless if you want/need to Reimport the files again, because when you try to do that with Quick BMS using that script, 0% files are reimported into the DAT file.
And I don't know anything about making a script for QuickBMS.

Or perhaps i'm doing something wrong with this script...



Can someone help me with that? (Reimport "BR3" files with Quickbms) Because it's a pity that I did the translation but i couldn't reimport the files.


I read this on the FAQ:
"Sometimes the game accepts the new content outside the archives (maybe with a command-line option) while other times it's necessary to "repack" the content in a new archive"

Perhaps this can be an option too (But again , if it's possible, I don't know how to do that)



THIS IS A ZIP FILE WITH THE SCRIPT, THE DAT AND THE MODIFIED FILES:

https://mega.co.nz/#!39I03KQK!Wq8WZ7XdE ... WQaK1KXdus



Thanks for your help

aluigi, posted Wed Mar 11, 2015 11:37 am (3749)

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Tested here and works perfectly.
It looks like you have used the reimport feature in the wrong way.

Read section 3 of quickbms.txt http://aluigi.org/papers/quickbms.txt

In short:
You must NOT select the extracted files.
You must select the SAME script/archive/folder you selected for the extraction (do the same things), quickbms will automatically do the rest.

Suggestion (although not useful in this particular case because no compression is used):
In the folder keep only the files you have modified before reimporting them.

pepodmc, posted Wed Mar 11, 2015 1:43 pm (3759)

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aluigi wrote:

Tested here and works perfectly.
It looks like you have used the reimport feature in the wrong way.

Read section 3 of quickbms.txt http://aluigi.org/papers/quickbms.txt

In short:
You must NOT select the extracted files.
You must select the SAME script/archive/folder you selected for the extraction (do the same things), quickbms will automatically do the rest.

Suggestion (although not useful in this particular case because no compression is used):
In the folder keep only the files you have modified before reimporting them.

Can you do a step by step (baby steps ) explanation with my files? because I can't , 0% files reimported again



The dat (unmodified) and the modified files must be in the same folder?



You must NOT select the extracted files? this is what I don't understand...

First "reimport.bat" request the script...

And then in the next two steps? I dont know in which order I must selct the files in reimport.bat

Because , I select first the script, then the TBL of the dat, and then the folder where are all the archives (DAT, TBL and the modified files) and then, 0% files reimported...

aluigi, posted Wed Mar 11, 2015 2:59 pm (3760)

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It's impossible to make it simpler.

From command-line I mean something like the following:

Code:

quickbms       c:\script.bms c:\file.dat c:\output_folder

*edit the files in c:\output_folder*

quickbms -r -w c:\script.bms c:\file.dat c:\output_folder

pepodmc, posted Wed Mar 11, 2015 5:48 pm (3767)

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aluigi wrote:

It's impossible to make it simpler.

From command-line I mean something like the following:

Code:

quickbms       c:\script.bms c:\file.dat c:\output_folder

*edit the files in c:\output_folder*

quickbms -r -w c:\script.bms c:\file.dat c:\output_folder

It work with Quick BMS editor GUI V2.0 thanks