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Console

Neo edited this page Jul 23, 2021 · 3 revisions

Console


Introduction

Sometimes, you just want to quickly apply patches and don't care for launching a GUI. In this case you can utilize the Console version of WARP.

Console is a minimal version of the Main GUI with just enough contents for adding patches & generating output exes.

On Windows, the tool is available as WARP_console.exe inside the win32 folder.

On Linux (Debian-based), the tool is available as WARP_console inside the deb32 OR deb64 folder (depending on which OS & branch you have).

Usage

Since there is no GUI, the tool needs a Session File as mandatory input for specifying the desired patches & corresponding inputs. Even the Source & Target exes can also be picked up from this file if desired.

  • using

    Mandatory session file to retrieve the patches to be selected & corresponding inputs from.

  • from

    Optionally specify the source path. If none provided it is also retrieved from the session file.

  • to

    Optionally specify the target path. If none provided it is also retrieved from the session file or uses the default source suffixed with _patched if session also doesnt have a target.

  • language

    Optionally specify the language to use while displaying messages in the terminal. English is used if the '<name>.yml' is not present in 'Languages' folder.

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