How to choose compression method with command line (zstd, zlib) and what blocksize limits?
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necros2k7 commented
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necros2k7 commented
It doesn`t answer my question - there are command line parameters in unrealpak to choose compression method but what these exact command lines are unknown
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you asked about (zstd, zlib) thingie and by default ue dont support it, in that link explenation why you need to do to manage ue compress with those compression methods..
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It doesn`t answer my question - there are command line parameters in unrealpak to choose compression method but what these exact command lines are unknown
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necros2k7 commented
My logic was as follows, when you run unrealpak.exe without arguments it gives you possible args as these below, so I wondered what exactly args we should pass to tool for work. I suppose its built-in if tool gives you opportunity to pass these args, isnt it?
console output:
LogPakFile: Error: -compressionformat[s]=<Format[,format2,...]> (set the format(s) to compress with, falling back on failures)
LogPakFile: Error: -blocksize=
LogPakFile: Error: -bitwindow=