HOW THE **** DOES BINARIZE WORK???

[Planck]

Make a copy of your original bin.bat elsewhere for safety............then:

Remove these lines:

@if "%1"=="" (
   echo Usage: bin ksign
   goto :EndOfFile
)

The file should now look like this:

@echo off

@rem Model file optimization
rem Cemove current content
rd /s /q Opt\%1

rem Create target directory
mkdir Opt\%1

rem Perform binarization
binarize -textures=Opt -exclude=Opt\exclude.lst %1 Opt\%1

rem Copy all except model and textures
xcopy %1 Opt\%1 /exclude:exclude.txt

rem Note: textures referenced from other addons or pbo files
rem can be found in corresponding Opt subdirectories (like Opt/Data)

:EndOfFile

Save the file.

You must have your addon file, with All its associated files in its own folder.
This folder should be copied into the Binarize folder.

Open an MSDOS prompt and change dorectory to your Binarize folder, then:

Then type in ...   bin youraddonfoldername
Hit Enter.


Hope this now works


Planck

[wired]

sos...i should hav said....im not a computer programmer lol  

Open an MSDOS prompt and change dorectory to your Binarize folder, then:

Then type in ...  bin youraddonfoldername

how i do this?
Thanx for you help so far ;D

[Planck]

Have a look in your Start Menu.............Programs.......Accessories.

See if you have an MSDOS prompt listed in there.

If there is......run it.

The path to my Binarize folder is:
C:\EditingTools\Binarize  ......So to change to the Binarize folder I would type:

CD C:\editingtools\binarize

the prompt will change to ref;ect this.

Once there you just type......  bin thenameofyouraddonfolder

If you don't have or can't find the MSDOS prompt, I can only suggest that you use Col. Kilinks BinarizeIt interface instead.


Planck

[wired]

ok....i did what u said...but wrp still wont hav it
 :-\

[Planck]

OK.......so you got it Binarized now then......good.

Does your config.cpp have a cfgModels section?


Planck