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Rename the File extension

Newbie Spellweaver
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Hello would anyone be able to show me the process to changing the .aby to something else? im not looking to remove it

Thank you
 
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I'm not pretty sure, but anyway.
The extension is based on the command line.

A example here
Code:
echo .
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------
echo  Archiving system.
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------
echo .
MRSPacker a:96 "system.[COLOR="#0000FF"]gfs[/COLOR]" "system\*.*"
MRSPacker a:96 "custom.[COLOR="#0000FF"]gfs[/COLOR]" "custom\*.*"

As you can see, everything is based on the commandline, so u need to reflect the packer tool to make changes to the command lines inside the source code.

Or if you're very lazy, edit it trought HEX maybe?

Or use a batch file with command lines to be able to do this process.
And change the fileindex extension, wich name is antihack.aby to whatever else.

Code:
void ZApplication::InitFileSystem()
{
	char _dir[ _MAX_PATH];
	GetModuleFileName( NULL, _dir, _MAX_PATH);
	PathRemoveFileSpec( _dir);
	SetCurrentDirectory( _dir );
	m_FileSystem.Create(_dir, MFILEACCESS_ENCRYPTED);
	m_FileSystem.SetPath("Maps;Quest;CUSTOM;");
	m_FileSystem.ReadFileIndex( "[COLOR="#FF0000"]antihack.aby[/COLOR]");

	//m_FileSystem.SetPrivateKey( szPrivateKey, sizeof( szPrivateKey));

	string strFileNameFillist(FILENAME_FILELIST);
#ifndef _DEBUG
	strFileNameFillist += "";

 	//m_fileCheckList.Open(strFileNameFillist.c_str(), &m_FileSystem);
	//m_FileSystem.SetFileCheckList(&m_fileCheckList);
#endif

	RSetFileSystem(ZApplication::GetFileSystem());
}

Salut.
 
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Junior Spellweaver
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I'm not pretty sure, but anyway.
The extension is based on the command line.

A example here
Code:
echo .
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------
echo  Archiving system.
echo ---------------------------------------------------------------------
echo .
MRSPacker a:96 "system.[COLOR=#0000FF]gfs[/COLOR]" "system\*.*"
MRSPacker a:96 "custom.[COLOR=#0000FF]gfs[/COLOR]" "custom\*.*"

As you can see, everything is based on the commandline, so u need to reflect the packer tool to make changes to the command lines inside the source code.

Or if you're very lazy, edit it trought HEX maybe?

Or use a batch file with command lines to be able to do this process.
And change the fileindex extension, wich name is antihack.aby to whatever else.

Code:
void ZApplication::InitFileSystem()
{
    char _dir[ _MAX_PATH];
    GetModuleFileName( NULL, _dir, _MAX_PATH);
    PathRemoveFileSpec( _dir);
    SetCurrentDirectory( _dir );
    m_FileSystem.Create(_dir, MFILEACCESS_ENCRYPTED);
    m_FileSystem.SetPath("Maps;Quest;CUSTOM;");
    m_FileSystem.ReadFileIndex( "[COLOR=#FF0000]antihack.aby[/COLOR]");

    //m_FileSystem.SetPrivateKey( szPrivateKey, sizeof( szPrivateKey));

    string strFileNameFillist(FILENAME_FILELIST);
#ifndef _DEBUG
    strFileNameFillist += "";

     //m_fileCheckList.Open(strFileNameFillist.c_str(), &m_FileSystem);
    //m_FileSystem.SetFileCheckList(&m_fileCheckList);
#endif

    RSetFileSystem(ZApplication::GetFileSystem());
}

Salut.
100%, perfect :8:
 
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