ata4/disunity

Disunity-how to use begginer

halt11will opened this issue · 4 comments

halt11will commented

Hi.

I'm totally new with this. I used instruction from https://7daystodie.com/forums/showthread.php?24124-How-to-install-disunity-and-extract-assets-and-bundles-from-unity-games. I did everything as that topic says. I have java installed, disunity v 0.5. But don't know what to do next and how to check if program works.

should I paste i.e file gauntlets_of_accuracy.unity3d/gauntlets_of_accuracy.assets from Pillars of Eternity to my C:\Unity folder?

I open cmd, taping disunity and have this
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When I used command cd "" and paste c:\unity in cmd I have path C:\disunity but anything I tape from readme instructions ( i.e asset blocks, bundle unpack gauntlets_of_accuracy.assets or use java -jar disunity.jar asset unpack gauntlets_of_accuracy.assets.assets) I always get "keytool' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch fil" promt.

Pls explain how to do i for beginner

RupW commented

I can't answer all your questions, but

Unsupported major.minor version 52.0

means you're trying to run Java 8 code, and you don't have Java 8 installed or it isn't the first Java version in your path.

halt11will commented

so how to set/check version of Java to be fisrt version in path

RupW commented

I don't have a Windows PC to hand so I can't give you exact instructions, but it's roughly

  • java -version on a command prompt to check the active Java version. For historical reasons they have a leading "1.", so you should expect to see "1.8.0" for Java 8.
  • where java.exe to list where it's finding Java in the path. You'd expect to see
    • C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0\bin\java.exe or similar for Java 8
    • Something similar but that looks like 'javaSelector.exe', also for Java 8 - if you have this but aren't getting version 8 then you have 8 installed but have somehow selected an earlier version. I don't know where to change this - try searching for Java in the start menu or control panel maybe?
    • C:\Windows\System32\java.exe or similar - this is the Microsoft-supplied Java version selector and will usually run the highest version java you have installed too.
  • PATH at the command prompt will show you the current path. You can e.g. PATH=C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0\bin:%PATH% to prepend the Java 8 runtime to your path just for this window (but the Java path there is from memory and may be wrong - please check before trying)
  • The PATH configuration is under Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment (or similar)

Good luck! I still think it's most likely you don't have Java 8 installed. I don't think you need a specific 64-bit or 32-bit version of Java, either ought do, but that's something else you could try - install the other bit version.

Mactastic1-5 commented

How did you get the 'disunity' folder in system32? You have to 'cd' to the path where disunity is located. Download and install the latest version of Java please.