Importing Selection Screen Help

[cloontang]

First of all, big kudos to nikethebike - inspiring and driving our imaginations like no other.

Secondly, kudos to everyone else for your time in making tutorials and answering questions to provide such a comprehensive resource for those with very limited programming knowledge (such as myself) the ability to test and create.

Now my problem.

The latest version of the editor allows the importing of selection screens.

If I were to extract the menu.pac file from the iso and unpack its contents using RRUnpack, I would presented with a series of folders directing me to respective 0000.bpe files in SF2B.pac and SF2D.pac folders. Fine.

Now Andy's tutorial amongst others all describe this step as follows:

2)Uncompress the BPE file, then unpack the obtained .bpe.unpacked file using RRUnpack and you will obtain the folder with uncompressed MTP2D's.

Sounds straightforward, however I cannot uncompress the bpe file using unrrbpe. Nothing happens when dragging the file over the application, and when using the command prompt, I receive an permission/access denied error.

I am stumped and would sincerely appreciate help.

gctc:

[nikethebike]

I'm not sure what it is but the first thing to do is make sure you have no spaces in the path to the file.

For instance:

C:\my_files\SF2B\0000.bpe
would be ok while

C:\my files\SF2B\0000.bpe
would be bad.

Good luck mate.

[cloontang]

Cheers mate. I had come across that previously somewhere, unfortunately no spaces with no success...

I experience this problem under XP 32-bit and Win 7 64-bit.

[cloontang]

Problem solved - here is the solution for anyone else experiencing the same difficulty:

2)Uncompress the BPE file using quickbms (not unrrbpe) and the yuke.bms script you need to save as a txt, then unpack the obtained .bpe.unpacked file using RRUnpack and you will obtain the folder with uncompressed MTP2D's.

btw thanks nike for getting back to me. I marked out.