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Pack doesn't update the original FD names. This file is used during pack to auto detect unpacked renamed files in the **root** folder keeping their original index in the TOC (and FD) . This file is autogenerated when: Pack doesn't update the original FD names. This file is used during pack to auto detect unpacked renamed files in the **root** folder keeping their original index in the TOC (and FD) . This file is autogenerated when:
* there is a FD with duplicated filenames, extracted files with duplicated names use "filename **(N)**.ext" with N:Integer, * there is a FD with duplicated filenames, extracted files with duplicated names use "filename **(N)**.ext" with N:Integer,
* there is no FD, files are named with their index, for instance: "00000000" for the first file. * there is no FD, files are named with their index, for instance: "00000000" for the first file.
* there is unallowed path operators in the file name, for instance: "..\..\data\abc.tpl"
Each lines of this csv contains a couple of "index?unpacked_filename". You can use it to rename unpacked files, for instance: Each lines of this csv contains a couple of "index?unpacked_filename".
* 0?my_new_filename.ext * 0?my_new_filename.ext
The filename_resolver.csv isn't used when rebuilding or rebasing the unpacked AFS folder. Avoid renaming files with it, instead use the rebuild files.
## afs_rebuild.conf ## afs_rebuild.conf
All offsets and indexes are stored in hexadecimal with **0x** prefix: 0xabcdef. Use **auto** value when it's possible. All offsets and indexes are stored in hexadecimal with **0x** prefix: 0xabcdef. Use **auto** value when it's possible.