Age of wushu package file extract and repack

Usage: Extractor.exe [options]
Options:
	-i,-input:          input path to .package file to export or .lys file to repack.
			    use " (double quote) before and end of path if path contains space.
	-o,-output:         output directory to export package file.
	-c,-codepage:       codepage for filenames. default codepage: windows-1254
	-cl,-codepagelist:  prints codepage list supported by your system
	-s,-search:         searchs in file name and shows/extracts files which matched.
			    this, can be used multiple times
	-r,-regex:          searchs in file name with regular expression patterns and shows/extracts
			    files which matched. this, can be used multiple times
	-v,-version:        this program's version
	-h,-help:           shows this help message.

Parameters

• -i, -input: File full path to extract or repack. Supported extensions are .package, .patch and .lys for this program's repack extension. For valid path you should use " (double quotes) at beginning and at the and of path to avoid of reading wrong path. if path contains spaces you MUST to use "(double quotes).

• -o, -output: Directory path for the extraction of files without filename just directory path. Valid path rules are as same as -i, -input for this.

• -c, -codepage: Determine a correct codepage for filenames. When you have Chinese characters inside the package, you should use a codepage that also supports Chinese characters. otherwise file names will be corrupted after extraction and you will have problem with repack them. Default value is "windows-1254" (Turkish) codepage for this parameter, it supports a lot of character sets.

• -cl, -codepagelist: Prints the list of codepages which your system are supported and you can use them.

• -s, -search: Searchs the word in the file name. You can use that multiple times. Example: (-s word1 -s word2 -s "word 3").

• -r, -regex: Searchs the word in the file name by using regular expression with joker characters. You can use that multiple times. Example: (-r word1 -r word2 -r "word 3"). More info about using regular expression patterns, please follow that link. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_expression

• -v, -version: This program's current build version. You can check that and you can compare if there is new updates.

• -h, -help: Prints short version of this.

Usage hints

1. You can use -i parameter to just print list of files in package. If no -o, -output parameter entered, it will just print files and will not extract them. But it is not same when repacking. repacking doesn't use -o parameter.

2. When printing or extracting files, it will be formatted output with pattern in order "filename(tab)offset(tab)filesize(tab)packedsize". They are seperated by Tab

• • filename: relative path to file
• • offset: start offset of packed file in the package (informational)
• • filesize: File size after extract
• • packedsize: reduced size in package file

Example usage

Open command prompt (cmd), if requires, run it as Administrator. Make sure cmd path is matches with Extractor.exe's directory

Extractor -i "D:\Age of wushu\res\text.package" -o "D:\Extracts\"