I've been following this thread on and off for a bit and I've noticed you need an English text editor (UK or US? I'm native UK but it's hardly that difficult to switch).
I'm willing to chip in if you still need the help?
Thanks for those who offered as an editor. Now that Loaka and Cleansweep got themselves into storyline stage edition again, we found that we are happy with the current state of the team. So, I will cross out and update the front page now. Sorry and thanks!
Hi, i want to know that if it might be possible to edit the DATA.CPK files using a mobile device? And if it is possible, what other tools you might recommend in order to see the scripts.
Hi, i want to know that if it might be possible to edit the DATA.CPK files using a mobile device? And if it is possible, what other tools you might recommend in order to see the scripts.
I don't know of a CPK extractor/creator written for mobile devices, and don't recall seeing any when I was searching for them when I was trying to unpack the Datains.DNS file (which is a CPK file despite the .DNS extension), but I wasn't looking for a mobile app.
I can't say that I know of any mobile programs for decrypting CPK files at all. It's quite the intensive process and takes even my quad-core PC some time to open up the files.
Was wondering what the progress of the english translation is looking like? Or if i missed a download link because it looks like you guys have moved on to the hd rendition of the game.
As many of you who played earlier SD gundam games (Wars) have probably noticed, the graphics quality for many attacks in Overworld is much worse than before, yet some attacks (generally the new ones) look much better.
I was curious as to why this is and investegated the textures of SD Gundam G Generation Wars and Overworld, and eventually figured out the reason:
both games use paletted texture (usually with 256 colors), but Wars uses 512*512 textures, and OW uses 384*384 textures. The smaller size in itself is not the main cause of the quality loss, the problem is that there are very few ways to resize a paletted texture, and retain a limited number of colors. By the look of the textures they used a very simple resizing algorithm (most likely nearest neighbor), that retains the limied palette, but produces very low quality results.
What I'm doing, is extracting the textures from Wars, resize them with a more advanced algorithm (Lanczos), then reduce back the number of colors to 256 (using tinypng.com, because anything else I tried screwd up the transparency in the images). Even though the textures are converted twice, they still look better than the Overworld ones (generally ships have the most noticeable change).
Tis means that only animations that were already present in wars are getting replaced, but the newer ones usually look better anyway.
But I bet you don't just want to read about better textures, but want to see them:
The same with the original textures for comparison:
Was wondering what the progress of the english translation is looking like? Or if i missed a download link because it looks like you guys have moved on to the hd rendition of the game.
The translation is still being worked on by the others, and there is progress in the background, just nothing flashy that really could be shown.
The texture replacement is done by me since I'm not really good at translating stuff, so don't worry the translation project is not being slowed by the texture replacement project, and the two are going on in parallel.
I am really looking forward to this patch. I just have one question. Is there anyway to use the patch on my PSP without it being hacked to play the ISO's? I own the actual game on a UMD. Can I apply the patch to the data installed from the UMD to my memory card? Or will I need to use an ISO of the game and patch it that way? If an ISO way is the only way possible can someone link me to a guide on how to play ISO's on my PSP. Much appreciated.
I am really looking forward to this patch. I just have one question. Is there anyway to use the patch on my PSP without it being hacked to play the ISO's? I own the actual game on a UMD. Can I apply the patch to the data installed from the UMD to my memory card? Or will I need to use an ISO of the game and patch it that way? If an ISO way is the only way possible can someone link me to a guide on how to play ISO's on my PSP. Much appreciated.
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