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Eh, sorry. Though that was something that I needed to change inside the .bat, and not the solution of all the problems!
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Nice find, I'll fix in 0.2 along with a couple of other improvements.
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I can look into it!
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Hi!
I modified WebPy tool.
Changes:
+ cwebp updated to version 1.0.2 (x86), packed with UPX 3.95 to reduce size from 560KB to 285KB
I sorry if I violated someone's interests.
I modified WebPy tool.
Changes:
+ Fixed
+ cwebp updated to version 1.0.2 (x86), packed with UPX 3.95 to reduce size from 560KB to 285KB
I sorry if I violated someone's interests.
I modified WebPy tool added decompiling tool.
Changes from orig. version:
+ cwebp updated to 1.0.2 version
+ update rpatool
+ add dwebp tool for decompiling from WebP format
Changes from orig. version:
+ cwebp updated to 1.0.2 version
+ update rpatool
+ add dwebp tool for decompiling from WebP format
- May 6, 2017
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Very nice. If you're still open to adding features, it would be nice to have an option to use the webp extension as well instead of overwriting the originals and keeping the original extension.
Do you want to have the option when converting to leave the original extension (ex.: convert .jpg to .webp leave extension .jpg)?
Actually that's what the utility does now. I do like having that as an option, but it would be nice to also have an option where it will rename it to use a filename extension that matches the format instead of having a file that uses the webp format but has the .png filename.
Sorry, i don't understand.
I just tried to convert .webp to .png, after converting the extension has changed. During the reverse conversion (.png -> .webp), the extension also CHANGE.
Hmm, maybe it already has the feature I want then and I just didn't notice. I compressed my mod folder which was all .png images and they all ended up in webp format but with .png extensions (and more than 90% smaller). I'll have to play around with it some more.
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with my converting preview.I used this to compress my mod's pics and honestly I can't tell the difference in quality between an uncompressed .png file vs a 90% smaller compressed file. Very nice.