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anime663, posted Thu Dec 06, 2018 12:42 pm (41041)

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'm a complete 100% idiot to scripting and this may just be a really simple thing. Also I don't know if this is the right topic. Plus maybe my question is answered elsewhere, or theres already tools for this. I did spend like 3 hours looking for a solution honestly, but its also 5:30AM.

Anyways, I wanted to easily batch delete 2 lines of hex from files. Just the first 2 lines. But I can't get any luck trying to find programs to do it, scripts to do it, whatever it is. ANY way to do it. Without individually doing it for every file. Considering I have like 7000 files to go through. Since in each file, the first 2 lines are all different I can't simply find specific values, I need the length.

I figured this would probably be a pretty easy thing to do in QuickBMS, or something. But like I have taken coding classes and let me just say, it was a disaster.

If anyone could help my stupid ass I'd appreciate it! It'd save me lots of time and pain in my hands.

aluigi, posted Thu Dec 06, 2018 1:00 pm (41042)

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If you want to use quickbms try this script:

Code:

math OFFSET = 0x20
get SIZE asize
math SIZE - OFFSET
get NAME filename
log NAME OFFSET SIZE

You must use quickbms with the -D option which will create the original relative folders, full example:

Code:

quickbms.exe -D script.bms c:\input_folder c:\output_folder

anime663, posted Thu Dec 06, 2018 1:21 pm (41044)

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Thank you!!!!!