Reply to RTPackConverter - a tool for extracting DinkHD's Proton Engine textures/fonts
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Last year, someone came over on the discord and was asking around for help converting some .rttex files from Growtopia.
This fella was using a Mac and the only tool for it at the time was no longer maintained and unsupported on Mac. ( https://github.com/Nenkai/RTPackConverter )
So at the time, I forked the project and ported it to .NET7, setting it up so it builds for MacOS too. https://github.com/drone1400/RTPackConverter
Anyway, today I have updated it to .NET8 and also configured the github actions to build/publish it for arm64 based MacOS.
Latest Release: https://github.com/drone1400/RTPackConverter/releases/tag/V2.0.4
Why am I posting about it on a Dink forum?
Well, you can also use it to extract DinkHD textures and fonts if you so desire. (The stuff in DinkHD's interface folder)
I'm not sure how useful any of that would be to anyone, but if anyone is curious, know that you can now do so!
NOTE: I have no way of testing the MacOS builds myself, but they *should* work. At least, it worked for that person last year...
This fella was using a Mac and the only tool for it at the time was no longer maintained and unsupported on Mac. ( https://github.com/Nenkai/RTPackConverter )
So at the time, I forked the project and ported it to .NET7, setting it up so it builds for MacOS too. https://github.com/drone1400/RTPackConverter
Anyway, today I have updated it to .NET8 and also configured the github actions to build/publish it for arm64 based MacOS.
Latest Release: https://github.com/drone1400/RTPackConverter/releases/tag/V2.0.4
Why am I posting about it on a Dink forum?
Well, you can also use it to extract DinkHD textures and fonts if you so desire. (The stuff in DinkHD's interface folder)
I'm not sure how useful any of that would be to anyone, but if anyone is curious, know that you can now do so!
NOTE: I have no way of testing the MacOS builds myself, but they *should* work. At least, it worked for that person last year...
