http://www.openkore.com/wiki/index.php/How_to_create_a_new_.fld_map%3F
edited by penz' - documentation writers team.
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I searched, only to find posts *always* telling the person to search, rather than talking a few pecks of the keyboard to explain how to do it (other than jumbling keywords into a short sentence) - let alone offering to do it for the person. I honestly think 90% of the ppl recommending gat2fld have never used it before.
Anyways, how to do it. Forget about any gat2fld zips/etc you find - the one I got was useless. Get a good GRF tool, then install ActivePerl 5.8.8.**. Snatch the gat & rsw files for the map you want out of the grf, and put them in a folder of your choice. In the same folder, create a file called gat2fld.pl with the following text inside (create as txt, then rename to pl):
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
@dir_list = sort &dir_list("./");
foreach $file (@dir_list){
if (-f "./$file" && $file =~ /\.s?gat?$/){
$cnt++;
$file =~ s/.gat//;
print "$cnt\t$file\n";
gat2fld($file);
}
}
exit;
sub dir_list{
opendir(DIR,"$_[0]");
local(@list) = readdir(DIR);
}
sub gat2fld {
my $file = shift;
open IN, $file.".gat";
open OUT, ">".$file.".fld";
binmode(IN);
read(IN, $data, 16);
print OUT pack("S1", unpack("L1", substr($data, 6,4)));
print OUT pack("S1", unpack("L1", substr($data, 10,4)));
while (read(IN, $data, 20)) {
$temp = unpack("C1", substr($data, 14,1));
if ($temp == 116) {
print OUT pack("C", 0x00);
} else {
print OUT pack("C", unpack("C1", substr($data, 14,1)));
}
}
close IN;
close OUT;
}
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Then dbl-click the pl you created, and it should make a fld file you can put in your bot's fields folder. Credits go to a few ppl on this forum for reposting the code a few times, and to those who kept telling others to search. If you want the peoples names, you can do what they suggested over and over...search
files I used:
ActivePerl-5.8.8.817-MSWin32-x86-257965.msi (free selfinstaller)
grftool-win32-1.2.0.zip (grf tool)
sdata.grf (gat/rsw maps)
(PS, this *is* meant to jab at the constant rehashing of 'search for it' phrase when the info really isn't in the search in a comprehensible form, or not even there. And FYI, I turned this from a "how do I" to a "how to" thread mid-way since I put 2+2+8+5+148+12+255 [how the info was scatered around the forums] together to get it working)
sir create a file called gat2fld.pl
ReplyDeletehow to create such file sir...thanks