My name is jonas, I'm a game translator! I would like to translate the Iconoclasts game into Brazilian Portuguese! I need to edit the game fonts and the images can anyone help me on this?
If quickbms found that file, it should find the other files too. Did you change their names? What I mean is that both the script and the reimport feature worked correctly.
aluigi wrote:If quickbms found that file, it should find the other files too. Did you change their names? What I mean is that both the script and the reimport feature worked correctly.
Thanks for answering! I didn't change anything, I just tried to insert it again, but it doesn't work!
I just finished the analysis and, no, it's not a bug of quickbms.
tl;dr: the script is not valid for reimporting, in theory it would be possible to make a work-around but I don't want to touch it and make a mess.
So the problem is that the script doesn't know what's the real number of files and it uses a work-around to guess when it must terminate. This work-around simply checks if the current offset is lower than the last one. In reimport2 the bigger files are appended at the end of the archive and the offset field gets patched with the new value. The result is that the next offset will be lower than the patched one (at the end of archive) and the script quits.
aluigi wrote:I just finished the analysis and, no, it's not a bug of quickbms.
tl;dr: the script is not valid for reimporting, in theory it would be possible to make a work-around but I don't want to touch it and make a mess.
So the problem is that the script doesn't know what's the real number of files and it uses a work-around to guess when it must terminate. This work-around simply checks if the current offset is lower than the last one. In reimport2 the bigger files are appended at the end of the archive and the offset field gets patched with the new value. The result is that the next offset will be lower than the patched one (at the end of archive) and the script quits.
aluigi wrote:I just finished the analysis and, no, it's not a bug of quickbms.
tl;dr: the script is not valid for reimporting, in theory it would be possible to make a work-around but I don't want to touch it and make a mess.
So the problem is that the script doesn't know what's the real number of files and it uses a work-around to guess when it must terminate. This work-around simply checks if the current offset is lower than the last one. In reimport2 the bigger files are appended at the end of the archive and the offset field gets patched with the new value. The result is that the next offset will be lower than the patched one (at the end of archive) and the script quits.