JGSME Auto Patcher
Mastertaco
Apr 01 2012
As I was going through my mod files and converting them from the old system to the new, I thought about having to do this with every new version of the game, and that there had to be a better way. So, I created a few little batch scripts that will convert the mods in your JGSME \MODS\ directory to the new format of each release.
Firstly, the converter. This file will take your pre 7.1 mods, and convert them to the new format. Basically it just goes through each directory, and creates a res_mods\### folder, then moves everything that was in your mod folder into the new folder. There are 2 version, one for mods unpacked as res\...\... and one for mods unpacked without the res\ at the front (E.G, a p4 skin could be unpacked as either ".\res\vehicles\german\G01_Pz_IV_AusfG" or ".\vehicles\german\G01_Pz_IV_AusfG")
res version: http://www.mediafire...49b7aguf1kzogko
other version: http://www.mediafire.com/?l70bf2cg7pgt339
Secondly, the version changer. This one will take your mods that are already in the new format (I.E .\MODS\modname\res_mods\0.7.2\...) and change the number to whatever the current number happens to be. (Technically it will change it to whatever you put in the prompt)
Version updater: http://www.mediafire...63aylv1ch7948k4
Put both files inside your World of Tanks root directory. (E.G "C:\Games\World_of_Tanks\")
Obviously these files are only of use if you use JGSME. For those of you who would like to use JGSME, NoblePlatoon has a tutorial in his constantly growing thread. http://forum.worldoftanks.com/index.php?/topic/70712-nobleplatoons-music-and-voice-mods/ It's the second spoiler from the top.
You may notice it telling you access denied a few times, that's when it's trying one of the folders it just created into itself, you can usually ignore it. Of course it's always a good idea to check the files after they have run through anyway, I make no promises about this shoddy hack job being bug free. If you do find any bugs, just post them below, and I'll try to iron them out.
For those of you who don't trust me and my batch files, source is inside the spoilers below.
res version :
other version:
Version updater:
Edited by Mastertaco, Sep 30 2012 - 05:06.
Firstly, the converter. This file will take your pre 7.1 mods, and convert them to the new format. Basically it just goes through each directory, and creates a res_mods\### folder, then moves everything that was in your mod folder into the new folder. There are 2 version, one for mods unpacked as res\...\... and one for mods unpacked without the res\ at the front (E.G, a p4 skin could be unpacked as either ".\res\vehicles\german\G01_Pz_IV_AusfG" or ".\vehicles\german\G01_Pz_IV_AusfG")
res version: http://www.mediafire...49b7aguf1kzogko
other version: http://www.mediafire.com/?l70bf2cg7pgt339
Secondly, the version changer. This one will take your mods that are already in the new format (I.E .\MODS\modname\res_mods\0.7.2\...) and change the number to whatever the current number happens to be. (Technically it will change it to whatever you put in the prompt)
Version updater: http://www.mediafire...63aylv1ch7948k4
Put both files inside your World of Tanks root directory. (E.G "C:\Games\World_of_Tanks\")
Obviously these files are only of use if you use JGSME. For those of you who would like to use JGSME, NoblePlatoon has a tutorial in his constantly growing thread. http://forum.worldoftanks.com/index.php?/topic/70712-nobleplatoons-music-and-voice-mods/ It's the second spoiler from the top.
You may notice it telling you access denied a few times, that's when it's trying one of the folders it just created into itself, you can usually ignore it. Of course it's always a good idea to check the files after they have run through anyway, I make no promises about this shoddy hack job being bug free. If you do find any bugs, just post them below, and I'll try to iron them out.
For those of you who don't trust me and my batch files, source is inside the spoilers below.
res version :
Spoiler
other version:
Spoiler
Version updater:
Spoiler
Edited by Mastertaco, Sep 30 2012 - 05:06.
