UCC.exe BatchExport FILENAME.u class .uc C:\PATH\TO\FOLDER
I was thinking of a simple tool in which you can Select the .u file from the system folder.
Also, a Browse button to browse to the path where you want it extracted.
Name it something like LOTD-UC-Exporter.exe ?
I made some basic example layout in html you could check.
Example.PNG
I think it may look better though with a clean white layout like Trin did in his LOTDServer Tool.
Maybe the path to folder can be set by default to temp and then ask you where to save the output?
This tool can be universal as it works with any unreal game. Thoughts?
* You mean something like this app? http://www.moddb.com/games/unreal-tourn ... -tool-v111
In the screenshot... I see Unreal 3 and Unreal 2004. Which unreal engine does lotd use exactly? i forget...
It does have the selection of the ucc location and the game exe location. Supports *.u files and will export class UC files.
Not sure if that app will work for lotd or is what you need.. untested.
* If that app doesn't work for lotd.. I will see what I can do for ya all. ;--) itta give me somehting to do when i'm bored.
.. It doesn't look too difficult to make it really..at first glance. for decompiling u files. hmm.. click a button and run a cmd.
.. recompiling. hmm.. I don't see a UW.ini in my lotd system folder. Cause I hadn't decompiled anything yet? probably why.
Ok.. let me know about that other app... but if it's not what your looking for.. I'll try to make the app you need. no prob...
EDIT: That app not good enough... I will see if I can fix us up something that is. ;--)
Yep. It does work on LOTD. But its bugged. It only lists two columns of the .u files in the directory, theres no scrollbar to list all.
Also it autoselects all files for decompiling. I explained in the link and on Evolve as we spoke.
LOTD-UC-Exporter 1.0 will be ready for testing soon...probably by tomorrow. Just gotta check a few things first.
- It auto creates a batch file when selecting a .u file and or output folder.. and runs the .bat file after you press start....
...displaying the ucc.exe output data on the app as well... you will Not see a ucc dos window. ;--)
- The auto batch file seemed the only way to overcome spaces in file names and folder names.
... the main hold up was spaces. stupid spaces! lol