Tool RPGM Ren'Py Cruncher - Ren'Py & RPGM MV Game Compactor [v0.4.1] [bas]

[mpekas]

This works:

find . -name "*.$EXT" -print | "$PARALLEL_" --bar apply-conversion "$TYPE" "$EXT" {} "${3:-$TYPE}"

One suggestion is to cut down the output of like 5 lines per file processed so if something does go wrong, the error doesn't get unnoticed;
-remove the echo 'now processing', 'webp header', 'filesize is larger', 'processing completed'
-switch '-verbose' to '-quiet' for convert
-add 'status=none' to dd
-use -hide_banner -loglevel fatal -nostats for LOGLEVEL


Sample 'nonverbose' output from non-verbose convert-image:
Looking for webp image files to process...
0% 37:23124=23m22s ./archive.rpa/images/setpiece/dft bedroom/bedroom_nighttime_denise dft_turns_to_mc_dfocus blink.webp convert: insufficient image data in file `./archive.rpa/images/setpiece/dft bedroom/bedroom_nighttime_denise dft_turns_to_mc_dfocus blink.webp' @ error/webp.c/ReadWEBPImage/563.
convert: no images defined `WEBP:/tmp/Cruncher:.\archive.rpa\images\setpiece\dft bedroom\bedroom_nighttime_denise dft_turns_to_mc_dfocus blink.webp.cmv' @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/3359.
77% 17948:5213=2m19s ./archive.rpa/images/paperdoll/macy/chappel_speech/macy funeral low_lookmc_paintingfocus.webp

 

[agregen]

This works:

find . -name "*.$EXT" -print | "$PARALLEL_" --bar apply-conversion "$TYPE" "$EXT" {} "${3:-$TYPE}"

One suggestion is to cut down the output of like 5 lines per file processed so if something does go wrong, the error doesn't get unnoticed;
-remove the echo 'now processing', 'webp header', 'filesize is larger', 'processing completed'
-switch '-verbose' to '-quiet' for convert
-add 'status=none' to dd
-use -hide_banner -loglevel fatal -nostats for LOGLEVEL

…Included support for large amount of files into the new release. Also added -e/$ERRORSONLY option (and turned it on in GUI by default).

Aside from these changes, I patched up RgssDecrypter (Ace archives unpacker) code to detect/report failure properly, and integrated it into both scripts.

 

[mpekas]

…Included support for large amount of files into the new release. Also added -e/$ERRORSONLY option (and turned it on in GUI by default).

Aside from these changes, I patched up RgssDecrypter (Ace archives unpacker) code to detect/report failure properly, and integrated it into both scripts.

Awesome, thanks for maintaining this, it's the best compression tool that works in linux!

 

[xetalon]

The Mac/Linux version of RenCruncher 0.4 is here:

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If there's demand I'll look into doing RPGMCruncher.

The zip includes Mac versions of cwebp, ffmeg and nconvert. Linux users should install the relevant packages. Linux users shouldn't delete the Cruncher-Mac directory, because it contains webp-header-fix.py.

You need python 2.7.x to run this. I couldn't get Ren'Py's python to work, and I think having python is a reasonable requirement. Get it from

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.

This has NOT been tested on Linux.

Like the PC version, this assumes you've gone ahead and extracted RPAs, so you have the image/audio/video files.

To run:

Mac: double click RenCruncher-v0.4.command. Drag the Ren'Py app to the terminal window and hit enter, or type in the path to the app.

OR

Mac: launch terminal
Mac/Linux: run RenCruncher-v0.4.command. You can pass in the game directory on the command line, or type it in when asked.

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The file isn't available anymore, is there somewhere else I can find the tool ?

EDIT: I finally decided to go with Wine for the Windows version, but damn that's too slow. I know it's possible to use the command find in a bash script to get things done with imagemagick and ffmpeg, I guess. Still I'm curious about if Ren'Py cares about files extension, if not I would like to just use webp for pictures and webm for videos.

 

[mpekas]

The file isn't available anymore, is there somewhere else I can find the tool ?

EDIT: I finally decided to go with Wine for the Windows version, but damn that's too slow. I know it's possible to use the command find in a bash script to get things done with imagemagick and ffmpeg, I guess. Still I'm curious about if Ren'Py cares about files extension, if not I would like to just use webp for pictures and webm for videos.

That's a much older version, check this :post: for the latest one.

 

[xetalon]

That's a much older version, check this :post: for the latest one.

Thanks, I missed it, it looks like a great work.