204 lines
9.4 KiB
INI
204 lines
9.4 KiB
INI
; this is where you specify and configure the FWK pipeline.
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; tweak the pipeline and add new importers just by editing this file.
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; there is no flow control in this script file: lines are parsed and evaluated, from top to bottom.
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; let's create a symbol. symbols are uppercase words always.
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; syntax: symbols are defined in KEY=value form, as seen below.
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ART=../demos/art/,../engine/art/ ; comma-separated folder(s) that store all our asset files
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TOOLS=./ ; where our pipeline tools are located
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; lines starting with @windows, @linux or @osx will be processed only where OS matches.
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; we are defining here some symbols differently on each platform.
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; syntax: lines starting with @keyword. valid keywords are win/dows, lin/ux, and osx.
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@linux NUL=/dev/null
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@osx NUL=/dev/null
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@window NUL=NUL
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@linux .EXE=.linux
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@osx .EXE=.osx
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@windows .EXE=.exe
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; you can invoke shell commands directly with `command` at anytime.
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; also, once a symbol is found, it is replaced by its value always.
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; PROGRESS (percent), INPUT (input filename), OUTPUT (output filename) and PRETTY (clean input filename) are some predefined symbols.
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@windows `echo Cooking PROGRESS% PRETTY...`
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@linux `echo "Cooking PROGRESS% PRETTY..."`
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@osx `echo "Cooking PROGRESS% PRETTY..."`
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; groups below are collection of files that we want to cook, and then package.
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; by default, no assets are cooked unless explictly listed below.
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; syntax: group=ext1,ext2[...]
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[cook]
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icons=ico
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image=jpg,png,bmp,psd,pic,pnm,hdr
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texture=pvr,ktx,ktx2,dds,astc,basis,tga
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model=iqm,iqe,gltf,gltf2,glb,fbx,obj,dae,blend,md3,md5,ms3d,smd,x,3ds,bvh,dxf,lwo
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audio=wav,flac,ogg,mp1,mp3,mid,sfxr ; ,mod,xm
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audio-modules=mod,xm,s3m,it
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audio-furnace=fur
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font=ttf,ttc,otf
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text=json,xml,csv,ini,cfg,doc,txt,md,c,h,lua,inl,cpp,hpp,htm,html
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shader=hlsl,fx,dxil,dxbc,glsl,vert,frag,geom,tese,tesc,comp,vs,fs,gs,ts,cs,spirv,spv,slang
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script=lua,tl
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video=mp4,ogv,avi,mkv,wmv,mpg,mpeg
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tiled=tmx,tsx
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;excel=xlsx
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; let's convert mod,s3m,xm,it and flac as streamable ogg files
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;
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; hint: remember that both INPUT and OUTPUT symbols are automatically provided.
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; hint: the ->ogg and ->wav parts below do signal the pipeline that the commands we are about
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; to execute are performing a data conversion (from flac to ogg for example).
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[cook audio-modules]
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TOOLS/mod2wav.EXE INPUT OUTPUT -> wav
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TOOLS/ffmpeg.EXE -hide_banner -nostdin -loglevel fatal -y -i INPUT -f ogg -b:a 192k OUTPUT -> ogg ; -stats
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[cook flac]
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TOOLS/ffmpeg.EXE -hide_banner -nostdin -loglevel fatal -y -i INPUT -f ogg -b:a 384k OUTPUT -> ogg ; -stats
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; cook midis as wavs here
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[cook audio && mid]
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SOUNDBANK=AweROMGM.sf3
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TOOLS/mid2wav.EXE INPUT OUTPUT TOOLS/SOUNDBANK -> wav
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; and furs as wavs...
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[cook audio-furnace]
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TOOLS/furnace.EXE INPUT -output OUTPUT 2> NUL -> wav
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; ...and sxfrs as wavs
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[cook audio && sfxr]
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TOOLS/sfxr2wav.EXE INPUT OUTPUT -> wav
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; then any audio (except mp3 and ogg) gets converted into adpcm_ms finally
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; note that all the recently generated wav files from previous steps are included in here as well (like those from the flac->wav recipe above).
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[cook audio && !mp3 && !ogg]
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TOOLS/ffmpeg.EXE -hide_banner -nostdin -loglevel fatal -y -i INPUT -f wav -acodec adpcm_ms OUTPUT -> wav ; -stats
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; cook all videos that are not mpeg, into mpeg.
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; FLAGS symbols contain the default encoding options when cooking videos.
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;
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; hint: we're checking that ffmpeg is returning 0 exitcode (see `==0` below)
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[cook video && !mpg]
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FLAGS1+=-hide_banner -nostdin -loglevel fatal -y ; -stats
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FLAGS2+=-qscale:v 4 -y -c:v mpeg1video -c:a mp2 -ac 1 -b:a 128k -ar 44100 -format mpeg
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;FLAGS_EXTRA_QUALITY=-vf scale=iw*2:ih*2
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TOOLS/ffmpeg.EXE FLAGS1 -i INPUT FLAGS2 OUTPUT ==0 -> mpg
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; let's cook all images into ktx
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[cook image && !png && !jpg && !hdr]
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TOOLS/cuttlefish.EXE -q -i INPUT -o OUTPUT -f R8G8B8A8 -> png
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[cook texture && tga]
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TOOLS/cuttlefish.EXE -q -m -i INPUT -o OUTPUT -f BC1_RGB -> ktx
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[cook texture && !dds && !ktx]
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TOOLS/PVRTexToolCLI.EXE -noout -m -i INPUT -o OUTPUT -> dds
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[cook dds]
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; @todo: support per-asset options. ie, you can override
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; or expand the FLAGS symbol, per asset basis. let's say that for each input `file.ext`
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; asset, there could be a sibling `file.ext.ini` file that would contain all the
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; initial symbols and flags. then, we can merge (+=), remove (-=) or replace (=) them.
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; FLAGS+=-quality 75.00 -p ; merge (+=) these flags on top of any existing per-asset flags.
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TOOLS/cuttlefish.EXE -q -m -i INPUT -o OUTPUT -f BC1_RGBA -> ktx
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; # Compatibility and modes. What to choose.
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; - iOS: PVRTC1_4_RGB or PVRTC1_4 (RGBA) with q:pvrtcnormal.
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; - Desktop (OSX/Linux/Windows): BC1, BC1a or BC3 with q:normal.
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; - Android: ETC2_RGB or ETC2_RGBA with q:etcfast. ASTC_4x4 or ASTC_8x8 with q:astcmedium, as a fallback.
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; - [ref] https://www.reedbeta.com/blog/understanding-bcn-texture-compression-formats/
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; PVRTexToolCLI > DDS
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; PVR, KTX, KTX2, [DDS,] ASTC or BASIS
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;
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; Cuttlefish > KTX
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; BMP,CUT,DDS,EXR,G3,GIF,HDR,ICO,IFF,JBIG,JNG,JPEG,JPEG2K,JPEGXR,KOALA,MNG,PCD,
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; PCX,PBM/PGM/PPM,PFM,PNG,PIC,PSD,RAW,RAS,SGI,TARGA,TIFF,WBMP,WebP,XBM,XPM
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; >> bin\cuttlefish -i uv_checker_1k.png -o uv_checker_1k.png.ktx -f bc1_rgba
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; R4G4,R4G4B4A4,B4G4R4A4,A4R4G4B4,R5G6B5,B5G6R5,R5G5B5A1,B5G5R5A1,A1R5G5B5,R8,R8G8,R8G8B8,B8G8R8,R8G8B8A8,B8G8R8A8,A8B8G8R8,
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; A2R10G10B10,A2B10G10R10,R16,R16G16,R16G16B16,R16G16B16A16,R32,R32G32,R32G32B32,R32G32B32A32,B10G11R11_UFloat,E5B9G9R9_UFloat,
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; BC1_RGB,BC1_RGBA,BC2,BC3,BC4,BC5,BC6H,BC7,ETC1,ETC2_R8G8B8,ETC2_R8G8B8A1,ETC2_R8G8B8A8,EAC_R11,EAC_R11G11,
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; ASTC_4x4,ASTC_5x4,ASTC_5x5,ASTC_6x5,ASTC_6x6,ASTC_8x5,ASTC_8x6,ASTC_8x8,ASTC_10x5,ASTC_10x6,ASTC_10x8,ASTC_10x10,ASTC_12x10,ASTC_12x12,
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; PVRTC1_RGB_2BPP,PVRTC1_RGBA_2BPP,PVRTC1_RGB_4BPP,PVRTC1_RGBA_4BPP,PVRTC2_RGBA_2BPP,PVRTC2_RGBA_4BPP,
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;
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; >> bin\PVRTexToolCLI -i uv_checker_1k.png -o uv_checker_1k.png.ktx -f bc1
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; PVRTC1_2, PVRTC1_4, PVRTC1_2_RGB, PVRTC1_4_RGB, PVRTC2_2, PVRTC2_4, PVRTC1_HDR_6, PVRTC1_HDR_8, PVRTC2_HDR_6, PVRTC2_HDR_8,
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; ETC1, BC1, DXT2, BC2, DXT4, BC3, BC4, BC5, UYVY, YUY2, 1BPP, RGBE9995, RGBG8888, GRGB8888, ETC2_RGB, ETC2_RGBA, ETC2_RGB_A1, EAC_R11, EAC_RG11,
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; ASTC_4x4, ASTC_5x4, ASTC_5x5, ASTC_6x5, ASTC_6x6, ASTC_8x5, ASTC_8x6, ASTC_8x8, ASTC_10x5, ASTC_10x6, ASTC_10x8, ASTC_10x10, ASTC_12x10, ASTC_12x12,
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; ASTC_3x3x3, ASTC_4x3x3, ASTC_4x4x3, ASTC_4x4x4, ASTC_5x4x4, ASTC_5x5x4, ASTC_5x5x5, ASTC_6x5x5, ASTC_6x6x5, ASTC_6x6x6, BASISU_ETC1S, BASISU_UASTC, RGBM, RGBD
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;
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; -f [UB, UBN, SB, SBN, US, USN, SS, SSN, UI, UIN, SI, SIN, UF, SF]
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; -f [lRGB, sRGB]
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; -q [pvrtcfastest,pvrtcfast,pvrtcnormal,pvrtchigh,pvrtcbest]
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; -q [etcfast,etcslow,etcfastperceptual,etcslowperceptual]
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; -q [astcveryfast,astcfast,astcmedium,astcthorough,astcexhaustive]
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;
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; -m 16 -mfilter cubic ;; mipmaps
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; -c ;; debug mipmap tail chain with saturated colours: truncate upper mipmaps if dont see any original colors
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;
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; -l ;; bleed
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; -flip y,flag ;; flip
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; -p ;; premultiply
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; -r 512,256 -rfilter cubic ;; resize
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; -rotate 0 ;; rotate
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; -dither ;; dither
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;
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; finally, let's cook all models. the logic here is:
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; 1. cook all models into iqe (ass2iqe), then into iqm (iqe2iqm): any -> iqe -> iqm
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; 2. unless input is iqe. these models will run iqe2iqm only (no ass2iqe): iqe -> iqm.
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; 3. unless input is iqm. these models will not run any conversion at all: iqm.
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; 4. also, dae models need to flip their UVs coordinates (see -U flag below).
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[cook model && dae] ; pass dae, reject iqm,iqe or any other model
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FLAGS=
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TOOLS/ass2iqe.EXE FLAGS -o OUTPUT INPUT -U 2> NUL -> iqe
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[cook model && !dae && !iqm && !iqe] ; pass anything which is not iqm,iqe or dae
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FLAGS=
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TOOLS/ass2iqe.EXE FLAGS -o OUTPUT INPUT 2> NUL -> iqe
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[cook model && !iqm]
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TOOLS/iqe2iqm.EXE OUTPUT INPUT > NUL -> iqm
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; cook localization files
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;[cook excel]
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;TOOLS/xlsx2ini.EXE INPUT OUTPUT -> ini
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; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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; assets that need to be compressed at end of whole pipeline process are specified here.
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; by default, no assets are compressed unless explictly listed below.
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; supported compressors: DEFLATE (default), LZMA, LZ4, ULZ, BALZ, BCM, CRUSH, LZW3, LZSS and PPP.
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; syntax: compression quality[0..15]|optional_compressor on the left, and type names on the right.
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; where: level [0:fastest compression .. 10 max level .. anything >=11 is expensive ... 15 is uber]
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;
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; valid examples: 0, 3, 4, 6|LZMA, 6|DEFLATE, 6|ULZ, 9|ULZ, 9|LZ4, 2|BALZ, 3|BCM, 1|CRUSH, ...
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;
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; hint: use plain `0` to exclude non-compressible files (jpg,png,...)
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; hint: use plain `0` to exclude those usually large files that compress poorly (<1%) (like mpg)
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; hint: use plain `0` to exclude those files we would like to directly stream within the final zipfile (flac,mp3,adpcm wav,...)
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[compress]
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0|ULZ=texture,image,model,audio,font,text,shader,script
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0=video,flac,ogg,wav,mp1,mp3,jpg,png
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