adamantcheese
12th September 2018, 01:52
I've developed a utility for assisting in editing IG menus for those without Scenarist Designer. For reference, here (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=152952) is the menu editing thread.
You can find the tool releases here (https://github.com/Adamantcheese/PNG_Quantizer/releases) and the source code if you wish to modify and build it for Linux.
THIS IS A COMMAND LINE TOOL, use "-help" for this information.
Usage:
1) Save out everything from BDEdit for the menu you're editing. If your menu contains multiple palettes, save out each set of images to it's own folder to keep the palettes separate.
2) Edit your images as desired.
3) Run the tool with the directory of modified images as the only argument. If you don't input any arguments a text help prompt will appear. "Done!" will appear when it is finished.
4) Replace the images using BDEdit. Be sure to check both the "Replace object" and "Replace palette" boxes for every image, otherwise you'll get extra objects and palettes.
5) Mux out your new menu M2TS file and replace the one in your BDMV/STREAM folder.
6) Close and open up BDEdit again and go to CLIPINF, and read the appropriate .clpi file for the menu. A prompt will say it has the wrong number of packets in it, say yes and save the clpi file.
7) That's it! Bit tedious for menus with lots of objects, but it does work.
Proof of function can be seen on the github main page.
You can find the tool releases here (https://github.com/Adamantcheese/PNG_Quantizer/releases) and the source code if you wish to modify and build it for Linux.
THIS IS A COMMAND LINE TOOL, use "-help" for this information.
Usage:
1) Save out everything from BDEdit for the menu you're editing. If your menu contains multiple palettes, save out each set of images to it's own folder to keep the palettes separate.
2) Edit your images as desired.
3) Run the tool with the directory of modified images as the only argument. If you don't input any arguments a text help prompt will appear. "Done!" will appear when it is finished.
4) Replace the images using BDEdit. Be sure to check both the "Replace object" and "Replace palette" boxes for every image, otherwise you'll get extra objects and palettes.
5) Mux out your new menu M2TS file and replace the one in your BDMV/STREAM folder.
6) Close and open up BDEdit again and go to CLIPINF, and read the appropriate .clpi file for the menu. A prompt will say it has the wrong number of packets in it, say yes and save the clpi file.
7) That's it! Bit tedious for menus with lots of objects, but it does work.
Proof of function can be seen on the github main page.