OOH, okay, got it. Just woke up so I was too foggy to understand that, haha! But hell yeah man! This is progress! Good progress!It only works on the _data/system/text *.dats for now. The other *.dats have different formats. I'm not sure of the best way to handle those in a generic way yet.
which taiko game could we inject songs from?
will the custom dlcs conflict with the original dlcs?
or maybe how many dlc files V version can we have?
thanks for your good work!
I am not sure if it will work or not. The way I am translating all the files, I am overwriting all of the Japanese language stuff and leaving the Chinese stuff in-tact to save time. My cartridge is from Japan, but has all of the chinese files on the cartridge too, so I am pretty certain that both variants have the exact same files, it just switches some things around if it detects that the system is Chinese (need more confirmation on this). I am also pretty sure that the game id is the same in both variants as well (PCSG00551) so hopefully it will work just fine. I don't have the HK version of the cart, or an HK dump of the game to check though!Should this work with an Asian Release or will it only work with the Japanese version?
Japanese release has gotten pretty expensive and the Chinese release is a lot more affordable.
I found an error in the script, at least in the windows script, the fact is that when I run the script apear this error 'can't execute data_release.l7c because another service is using it', I solve this error open the script, for example with notepad, and change:
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set sourcefile=data_release.l7c
set targetfile=data_release.l7c
....
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into this
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set sourcefile=original.l7c
set targetfile=data_release.l7c
....
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After this I rename the original 'data_release.l7c' to 'original.l7c' and the script works.
made sure the md5 matched my vpk, patched, installed, and got the dreaded c2-12828-1 error. any ideas? the livearea showed up as english initially, but then changed to japanese.
great work so far, btw.
EDIT: this was after copying the maidump dlc enabler. without the enabler, it works fine.
for now, i've switched to my maidump version (which works with dlc)... but when i try to patch the .l7c (windows), it brings up an "overwrite, y/n" prompt and automatically moves the .l7c file to the "old" folder without patching it. the alternative patcher says "the file is being used by another process" even though it isn't. again, the .l7c (pre-patch) hash matches the one given in the op.The issue must have been with the enabler then if the game worked fine without it.