help me please [reimport force mode]
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help me please [reimport force mode]
How to make a forced rewrite in the file via the commands -r + force or -r -r + force ??? Need for reverse naming of files!
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Re: help me please
The "force" choice you can select when you use reimport.bat is not available as option and will never be, and will be ever asked for each file bigger tahan original.
reimport2 doesn't have "force"
Probably you are referring to something else but I don't understand what you mean with "reverse naming files" or what you want to do.
reimport2 doesn't have "force"
Probably you are referring to something else but I don't understand what you mean with "reverse naming files" or what you want to do.
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Re: help me please
Error: your file is bigger than the original of 1322890 bytes, skipping file!
It's not possible to use reimport2 with sequential data bigger than the
original since the new content overwrites the next data.
I have a script that renames files but it cannot rename files back using the same script, since force is not available as a parameter, and this function will not break with me
And yes, I understand that the force function should not be used, but this example is an exception in which the entire structure in the files will be replaced from beginning to end
It's not possible to use reimport2 with sequential data bigger than the
original since the new content overwrites the next data.
I have a script that renames files but it cannot rename files back using the same script, since force is not available as a parameter, and this function will not break with me
And yes, I understand that the force function should not be used, but this example is an exception in which the entire structure in the files will be replaced from beginning to end
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Re: help me please
Unfortunately I don't have a solution.
What you want to do is something for which quickbms is not meant for.
If your goal is just renaming the archived files, there are other ways to do it, for sure not by using the reimport feature.
It's quite lame but have you tried to create a text file with the word "force" on N lines (one for each file or more) and use a pipe on quickbms.exe?
What you want to do is something for which quickbms is not meant for.
If your goal is just renaming the archived files, there are other ways to do it, for sure not by using the reimport feature.
It's quite lame but have you tried to create a text file with the word "force" on N lines (one for each file or more) and use a pipe on quickbms.exe?
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quickbms -r -w script.bms file.dat folder < force.txt
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Re: help me please [reimport force mode]
aluigi thank you very much, I got what I wanted, yes I know that quickbms are not intended for this, but in this situation this is the best solution!