Hi just a quick question, If I where to decompile a grf using -d name.grf -p2
I need to know after I make modifications how to re-compile it with grf codec, I presume I need to specify the nfo path but what's the command?
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Lawton27
GRFcodec compile command
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Re: GRFcodec compile command
I have never used the grf (de)coding program, but have you tried with "--help", "-h", "-help", "/?" to see if the program have any inbuilt help function for the command line arguments?
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Re: GRFcodec compile command
A quick google on "grfcodec command line arguments" got me to this page:
http://www.ttdpatch.net/grfcodec/
If you then search on that page for "command" you get to a section that describes (at the end of the section) different command line arguments to the program.
http://www.ttdpatch.net/grfcodec/
If you then search on that page for "command" you get to a section that describes (at the end of the section) different command line arguments to the program.
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Re: GRFcodec compile command
Just run grfcodec with no arguments for usage information ("-p2", particularly, won't do anything when encoding).
Re: GRFcodec compile command
Really? According to the software itself it sets the palette to windows palette... I've always used it, and its always worked for me...PikkaBird wrote:"-p2", particularly, won't do anything when encoding.
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Re: GRFcodec compile command
I believe there is meant to be a space between the "-p" and the "2".
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Re: GRFcodec compile command
Zuu wrote:I have never used the grf (de)coding program, but have you tried with "--help", "-h", "-help", "/?" to see if the program have any inbuilt help function for the command line arguments?
I call the LIE!lawton27 wrote:Just tried, nothing.
GRFCodec produces output with all four of those command line options. If you don't understand the output, then you didn't get "nothing"; you got something you don't understand.
Consider, please, the possible meaning of the line that says something to the general effect of "options for decoding".DJ Nekkid wrote:Really? According to the software itself ...PikkaBird wrote:"-p2", particularly, won't do anything when encoding.
I believe that not only does it work both ways, it is supposed to work both ways, and the POSIX specification actually requires that it work both ways.Lakie wrote:I believe there is meant to be a space between the "-p" and the "2".
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