Modern DLC Item Creator 2
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Imagine you downloaded 150 new vehicles from this site and extracted them all in one operation with 7-Zip. Now you want to install them all. But wait, some are nested deep in folder after folder. What you want is the folder that has the dlc.rpf package.
Is there an easier way? Yes. Read below.
Why is this different from all the others?
1. Open Source. No more exe's and other hidden code tools. You can read the code and modify it to your specific needs. It's simple text - if you want to edit it and know what you're doing (not rocket science).
2. Accurate. Unlike some of the others, it actually searches for dlc.rpf and only creates an item entry if found
3. Recursive. Unlike most of the others, it considers both folders and subfolders, once more looking for confirmation that they contain addons.
4. Ease of use By far the simplest tool imaginable (see installation and usage)
5. OptionsThe tool has a menu offering 2 options:
----4.1 Standard: this is for noobs and 95% of users. It uses the default dlcpacks folder.
----4.2 Expert: this is for experts/more advanced users who prefer to choose the location of their dlc and also want to organize their dlc in subfolders - unlimited number of subfolders.
In the expert version, which you can customize, the dlc is located in the root folder. This makes sharing through symbolic links or with multiple mod folders much easier.
Installation and Use
Actually there isn't any installation, it's that simple to use.
1. Place the .bat file in the folder where you have your 150 or 1,500 addons.
2. Doubleclick the tool and choose Standard or Expert from menu.
3. From the xml file output, copy and paste the lines into your dlclist.xml
Customization
Advanced users can customize the code to reflect the way they want to organize their addons. Personally, I have one DLC folder in the root and about 50 subfolders that organize peds (I don't use addonped scripts), vehicles (By brand), MLOs, Maps, and even some game dlc.
Is there an easier way? Yes. Read below.
Why is this different from all the others?
1. Open Source. No more exe's and other hidden code tools. You can read the code and modify it to your specific needs. It's simple text - if you want to edit it and know what you're doing (not rocket science).
2. Accurate. Unlike some of the others, it actually searches for dlc.rpf and only creates an item entry if found
3. Recursive. Unlike most of the others, it considers both folders and subfolders, once more looking for confirmation that they contain addons.
4. Ease of use By far the simplest tool imaginable (see installation and usage)
5. OptionsThe tool has a menu offering 2 options:
----4.1 Standard: this is for noobs and 95% of users. It uses the default dlcpacks folder.
----4.2 Expert: this is for experts/more advanced users who prefer to choose the location of their dlc and also want to organize their dlc in subfolders - unlimited number of subfolders.
In the expert version, which you can customize, the dlc is located in the root folder. This makes sharing through symbolic links or with multiple mod folders much easier.
Installation and Use
Actually there isn't any installation, it's that simple to use.
1. Place the .bat file in the folder where you have your 150 or 1,500 addons.
2. Doubleclick the tool and choose Standard or Expert from menu.
3. From the xml file output, copy and paste the lines into your dlclist.xml
Customization
Advanced users can customize the code to reflect the way they want to organize their addons. Personally, I have one DLC folder in the root and about 50 subfolders that organize peds (I don't use addonped scripts), vehicles (By brand), MLOs, Maps, and even some game dlc.
Primo Caricamento: 6 hours ago
Ultimo Aggiornamento: 6 hours ago
Last Downloaded: 32 minuti fa
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Imagine you downloaded 150 new vehicles from this site and extracted them all in one operation with 7-Zip. Now you want to install them all. But wait, some are nested deep in folder after folder. What you want is the folder that has the dlc.rpf package.
Is there an easier way? Yes. Read below.
Why is this different from all the others?
1. Open Source. No more exe's and other hidden code tools. You can read the code and modify it to your specific needs. It's simple text - if you want to edit it and know what you're doing (not rocket science).
2. Accurate. Unlike some of the others, it actually searches for dlc.rpf and only creates an item entry if found
3. Recursive. Unlike most of the others, it considers both folders and subfolders, once more looking for confirmation that they contain addons.
4. Ease of use By far the simplest tool imaginable (see installation and usage)
5. OptionsThe tool has a menu offering 2 options:
----4.1 Standard: this is for noobs and 95% of users. It uses the default dlcpacks folder.
----4.2 Expert: this is for experts/more advanced users who prefer to choose the location of their dlc and also want to organize their dlc in subfolders - unlimited number of subfolders.
In the expert version, which you can customize, the dlc is located in the root folder. This makes sharing through symbolic links or with multiple mod folders much easier.
Installation and Use
Actually there isn't any installation, it's that simple to use.
1. Place the .bat file in the folder where you have your 150 or 1,500 addons.
2. Doubleclick the tool and choose Standard or Expert from menu.
3. From the xml file output, copy and paste the lines into your dlclist.xml
Customization
Advanced users can customize the code to reflect the way they want to organize their addons. Personally, I have one DLC folder in the root and about 50 subfolders that organize peds (I don't use addonped scripts), vehicles (By brand), MLOs, Maps, and even some game dlc.
Is there an easier way? Yes. Read below.
Why is this different from all the others?
1. Open Source. No more exe's and other hidden code tools. You can read the code and modify it to your specific needs. It's simple text - if you want to edit it and know what you're doing (not rocket science).
2. Accurate. Unlike some of the others, it actually searches for dlc.rpf and only creates an item entry if found
3. Recursive. Unlike most of the others, it considers both folders and subfolders, once more looking for confirmation that they contain addons.
4. Ease of use By far the simplest tool imaginable (see installation and usage)
5. OptionsThe tool has a menu offering 2 options:
----4.1 Standard: this is for noobs and 95% of users. It uses the default dlcpacks folder.
----4.2 Expert: this is for experts/more advanced users who prefer to choose the location of their dlc and also want to organize their dlc in subfolders - unlimited number of subfolders.
In the expert version, which you can customize, the dlc is located in the root folder. This makes sharing through symbolic links or with multiple mod folders much easier.
Installation and Use
Actually there isn't any installation, it's that simple to use.
1. Place the .bat file in the folder where you have your 150 or 1,500 addons.
2. Doubleclick the tool and choose Standard or Expert from menu.
3. From the xml file output, copy and paste the lines into your dlclist.xml
Customization
Advanced users can customize the code to reflect the way they want to organize their addons. Personally, I have one DLC folder in the root and about 50 subfolders that organize peds (I don't use addonped scripts), vehicles (By brand), MLOs, Maps, and even some game dlc.
Primo Caricamento: 6 hours ago
Ultimo Aggiornamento: 6 hours ago
Last Downloaded: 32 minuti fa
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Show a video of how it's done.
@Volossya99 Seriously?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuARG2O_fcs
@JohnFromGWN thanks for the help