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@ -30,7 +30,11 @@ Print stats about the GCM/iso file or the unpacked GCM/iso folder. This stats co
``` ```
gcmtool.py --stats path -a 4 gcmtool.py --stats path -a 4
``` ```
Japanese charset is not handled for now except if you have installed Japanese local. The original GCM/iso and repack GCM/iso are different most of the time. This is because GCM DVD contains "empty spaces" with data unused (old datas or random datas I don't know). So this datas are useless and loss during unpack. The sorting of files during FST rebuild is deferent from the original and this is full compatible with the GameCube dol API. Japanese charset is not handled for now except if you have installed Japanese local.
The original GCM/iso and repack GCM/iso are different most of the time. This is because GCM DVD contains "empty spaces" with data unused (old datas or random datas I don't know). So this datas are useless and loss during unpack.
The sorting of files during FST rebuild is deferent from the original and this is full compatible with the GameCube dol API.
### Extracted file tree ### Extracted file tree
root folder contains all files of the unpacked GCM/iso root folder contains all files of the unpacked GCM/iso
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* afs_rebuild.csv - Edit this file according to the configuration used in afs_rebuild.conf for rebuilding the AFS. * afs_rebuild.csv - Edit this file according to the configuration used in afs_rebuild.conf for rebuilding the AFS.
### filename_resolver.csv ### filename_resolver.csv
When there is a FD with duplicated filenames, extracted files with duplicated names use "filename **(N)**.ext" with N:Integer. Pack doesn't change the FD filenames. This file is used to match unpacked_filenames to an index in the TOC/FD during pack keeping the original name. When there is a FD with duplicated filenames, extracted files with duplicated names use "filename **(N)**.ext" with N:Integer. Pack doesn't change the FD filenames. This file is used during pack to match unpacked_filenames to their index in the TOC/FD even if their are different from the original name.
Each lines of this csv contains a couple of "index/unpacked_filename". If there is no FD in the AFS, files are named with their index, for instance: "00000000" for the first file. You can use the resolver to rename unpacked files using the TOC index like this: "0/my_new_filename.ext". Then during pack afstool.py will auto detect the unpacked_file and put it at the right index. Each lines of this csv contains a couple of "index/unpacked_filename". If there is no FD in the AFS, files are named with their index, for instance: "00000000" for the first file. You can use the resolver to rename unpacked files using the TOC index like this: "0/my_new_filename.ext". Then during pack afstool.py will auto detect the unpacked_file and put it at the right index.