The tool is being coded right now, but adventually i'll release its C# source code, and the tool itself.
Current look & code progress [1/8/2015]:
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Please note, this main thread will be updated once a day with additional information i've implanted as i walk thru this.
Features:
- Checking if file is CFS +
- No-Laggy interface +
- Source Release +
- Check if CFS file is compressed or decompressed (packed or unpacked) +
- Unpack CFS file -
- Repack CFS file -
- Drop&drag interface -
- Multifile handlings -
Added to the list (30-7-2015):
- Application CPU meter (howmuch the application it self uses CPU %) +
- Application Memory meter (howmuch the application it self uses Memory %) +
Added to the list (1-8-2015):
- Application Milliseconds meter, to see howlong reading handling +
Note:
+ means that this is currently completed.
- means that this is currently still under coding process
As you see the reading process takes 8milliseconds, this means u can progress 125 files in 1second based on the 8millisecond given (1second = 1000ms) so 1000ms / 8(our current ms) = 125 files per second
Current look & code progress [1/8/2015]:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
Please note, this main thread will be updated once a day with additional information i've implanted as i walk thru this.
Features:
- Checking if file is CFS +
- No-Laggy interface +
- Source Release +
- Check if CFS file is compressed or decompressed (packed or unpacked) +
- Unpack CFS file -
- Repack CFS file -
- Drop&drag interface -
- Multifile handlings -
Added to the list (30-7-2015):
- Application CPU meter (howmuch the application it self uses CPU %) +
- Application Memory meter (howmuch the application it self uses Memory %) +
Added to the list (1-8-2015):
- Application Milliseconds meter, to see howlong reading handling +
Note:
+ means that this is currently completed.
- means that this is currently still under coding process
As you see the reading process takes 8milliseconds, this means u can progress 125 files in 1second based on the 8millisecond given (1second = 1000ms) so 1000ms / 8(our current ms) = 125 files per second
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Update (29-7-2015):
- Check if CFS file is compressed or decompressed (packed or unpacked)
Check has now been implanted to CFS-Manager to check if file is compressed or decompressed.
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Update (30-7-2015):
- Introduced CPU meter & RAM meter features.
- Coded & Tested CPU meter & RAM meter features and have succesfully been added
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Update (1-8-2015):
- Fixed a bug with filesize convertions (reading processing)
- Added Milliseconds timer to measure howlong it takes to read one file.
- Fixed a bug with CPU / RAM usage from the program itself. (system is excluded).
- Screenshot updated.
+ Started coding decompression methods.
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4-8-2015:
- Succesfully decompressed the file navigation.cfs, unfortunately there's trash to delete somewhere. i'll investigate this.