Yes my command is from Linux but that's a windows command line program. It is used from either cmd.exe or powershell. In Linux it has to be run using wine, but it's basically the same there besides the paths and the paths are obvious.
AA2 data files are very obviously in /data/
In cmd.exe (
winkey+r, type
cmd.exe, press
enter) if you cd to your ppexcli folder like
cd c:\games\aa2\extra\ppexcli (with a /d switch if it's not on c:\ and the directory replaced with where ever you actually have ppexcli.exe) you can just run the command as
Bash:
ppexcli.exe -e -regex "^jg2p00_00_00\.pp.*.\.lst$" c:\games\aa2\data\00_Data.ppx outputdirectory
In this example the files should be in c:\games\aa2\extra\ppexcli\outpudirectory since that's where the cd is.
It takes less than a second to extract these with ppexcli. It's just a matter of having the correct directories.
I think you can use full paths too like I did, which would be in this example typing the following in cmd.exe
Bash:
c:\games\aa2\extra\ppexcli\ppexcli.exe -e -regex "^jg2p00_00_00\.pp.*.\.lst$" c:\games\aa2\data\00_Data.ppx c:\games\aa2\extra\ppexcli\outputdirectory
but I ain't using Windows so I can't test and I forget things, so don't be mad if I forgot how it works.
