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About this mod
A simple PowerShell script that use repak, KDiff3 and AESDumpster to merge configs
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It's a simple PowerShell script that will download repak, KDiff3 and AESDumpster to detect and merge your mod.
It's based on the mod conflict detection script
For a version with an EXE go on Github as NexusMods will automatically quarantine exe
UTILISATION :
Troubleshooting :
You can download it, fork it and make change from Github
Credit : Alan Paradis, GHFear for AESDumpster, Truman Kilen for repak, Joachim Eibl for KDiff3, DaPutzy for mod conflict detection script
It's based on the mod conflict detection script
For a version with an EXE go on Github as NexusMods will automatically quarantine exe
UTILISATION :
- Backup manually your mods before doing anything
- Double clic on the shortcut Run SMM
- Wait for the script to download repak, KDiff3 and AESDumpster
- Select the folder containing Stalker2.exe
- The program will try to get the key for you game using AESDumpster, you have also the choice to enter the key manually
- The will then analyze you mods to finds conflict
- The script will then ask you if you want to try a manual merge or an auto merge first or skip and quit
- Then the script will ask you if you want to merge only conflicting files or not
- If you chose to only merge conflicting files : you should keep all the .pak (The script will ask you if you want to deletes those empty)
- If you chose not to only merge conflicting files : the merged .pak will be place in a ~backup folder as .bak files. You can delete .bak files if you want to
- What the difference ? Merging everything makes less files and easier roll back but will cause more merge down the line if you want to update your mods. Merging only conflicting files make you have to keep a lot of paks but it will cause less merge when updating a mod.
- You can choose to skip the conflict, merge it with KDiff3 interface manually, or let KDiff3 try to merge automatically
- Your merged mod will be backup in a ~backup folder and named .bak
Troubleshooting :
- THE KEY CANNOT BE DUMPED FROM THE GAMEPASS VERSION, only entering it manually should work
- You may need to be admin or to have the right to run script on your computer for it to work properly
- Once obtained your AES Key will be saved in key.txt, delete this file if you need to change your key
- If you have trouble with the folder picker, create a gamepath.txt and manually past your game path
- If the script is not running try changing your execution policy with
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned - You can manually download repak, KDiff3 and AESDumpster if the download is not working and place them next to the ps1 file in a 'AESDumpster' folder, a 'KDiff3-0.9.98' folder and a 'repak_cli-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc' folder
- Here is a tutorial on how to merge with KDiff3
You can download it, fork it and make change from Github
Credit : Alan Paradis, GHFear for AESDumpster, Truman Kilen for repak, Joachim Eibl for KDiff3, DaPutzy for mod conflict detection script