Hello ragezone! 
Since there's no movement in the development of Rusty Hearts I've decided to kickstart some Open Source projects.
Rusty Hearts MIP Tool
A c# command-line tool for creating and decompressing Rusty Hearts .MIP files.
Screenshots
Getting Started
To get started with this tool, simply download the latest release from the GitHub repository.
Usage
1. Ensure that the input files to be compressed/decompressed are located in the "Input" folder within the program directory.
2. Run the program.
3. Choose one of the following options:
- 1. Compress to MIP: Compress files to MIP format.
- 2. Decompress MIP: Decompress MIP files.
- 3. Compress files: Compress files to ZIP format, can be used for creating client download files.
- 4. Generate filelist - Generate a filelist of files in the 'Input' folder with name, size and hash
- 5. Exit: Quit the program.
4. The resulting files will be located in the "Output" folder within the program directory.
Creating client patch
You can place the MIP files in the `patch` directory of the Rusty Hearts API to patch the client using the Rusty Hearts Launcher.
Setup
1. Unpack all client files using Rusty Hearts PCK Tool
2. Place the files in the "Input" folder within the program directory.
3. Compress to MIP: Select option 1.
4. Place the MIP files including the `filelist.txt` in the `patch` directory of the Rusty Hearts API
Creating client download
You can place ZIP files in the `client/download` directory of the Rusty Hearts API to download the client using the Rusty Hearts Launcher.
Setup
1. Place the client folder/files in the "Input" folder within the program directory.
3. Compress files: Select option 3.
4. Place the ZIP files including the `filelist.txt` in the `client/download` directory of the Rusty Hearts API
Contributing
Contributions from the community are welcome! If you encounter a bug or have a feature request, please submit an issue on GitHub. If you would like to contribute code, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
Support
If you need help with the tool, please submit an issue on GitHub.
Consider leaving a like/star on github.
Since there's no movement in the development of Rusty Hearts I've decided to kickstart some Open Source projects.
Rusty Hearts MIP Tool
A c# command-line tool for creating and decompressing Rusty Hearts .MIP files.
Screenshots
Getting Started
To get started with this tool, simply download the latest release from the GitHub repository.
Usage
1. Ensure that the input files to be compressed/decompressed are located in the "Input" folder within the program directory.
2. Run the program.
3. Choose one of the following options:
- 1. Compress to MIP: Compress files to MIP format.
- 2. Decompress MIP: Decompress MIP files.
- 3. Compress files: Compress files to ZIP format, can be used for creating client download files.
- 4. Generate filelist - Generate a filelist of files in the 'Input' folder with name, size and hash
- 5. Exit: Quit the program.
4. The resulting files will be located in the "Output" folder within the program directory.
Creating client patch
You can place the MIP files in the `patch` directory of the Rusty Hearts API to patch the client using the Rusty Hearts Launcher.
Setup
1. Unpack all client files using Rusty Hearts PCK Tool
2. Place the files in the "Input" folder within the program directory.
3. Compress to MIP: Select option 1.
4. Place the MIP files including the `filelist.txt` in the `patch` directory of the Rusty Hearts API
Creating client download
You can place ZIP files in the `client/download` directory of the Rusty Hearts API to download the client using the Rusty Hearts Launcher.
Setup
1. Place the client folder/files in the "Input" folder within the program directory.
3. Compress files: Select option 3.
4. Place the ZIP files including the `filelist.txt` in the `client/download` directory of the Rusty Hearts API
Contributing
Contributions from the community are welcome! If you encounter a bug or have a feature request, please submit an issue on GitHub. If you would like to contribute code, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
Support
If you need help with the tool, please submit an issue on GitHub.
Consider leaving a like/star on github.
