GTA Tools 1.0
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Very simply, it automates a couple of tedious tasks. All commands are found in the windows context menu under GTA Tools.
Each option does as follows:
YFT, YDR and YTD files have an option to "_hi it". For yft and ydr files, this creates a copy of the existing yft file and renames it to it's _hi variant.
Right clicking on a .yft or .ydr file will show options to "_hi it". Choosing this will create a simple _hi version of your file.
You will also notice an option to make a new YTD file. When clicking on a file, this will create a YTD of the same name. However, when clicking in a folder itself, it will generate a blank YTD file named new.ytd.
I have also included an option to create a new Z3D file in both file and folder context menus.
It's been brought to my attention that this is falsely flagging as malicious for some people. This I believe is partly down to the lack of a commercial certificate and that this program adds to the windows registry. I can assure everyone there is nothing malicious in this and I will be open sourcing it when I get round to uploading it to github!
Each option does as follows:
YFT, YDR and YTD files have an option to "_hi it". For yft and ydr files, this creates a copy of the existing yft file and renames it to it's _hi variant.
Right clicking on a .yft or .ydr file will show options to "_hi it". Choosing this will create a simple _hi version of your file.
You will also notice an option to make a new YTD file. When clicking on a file, this will create a YTD of the same name. However, when clicking in a folder itself, it will generate a blank YTD file named new.ytd.
I have also included an option to create a new Z3D file in both file and folder context menus.
It's been brought to my attention that this is falsely flagging as malicious for some people. This I believe is partly down to the lack of a commercial certificate and that this program adds to the windows registry. I can assure everyone there is nothing malicious in this and I will be open sourcing it when I get round to uploading it to github!
Primul incarcat: 20 Ianuarie 2022
Ultimul incarcat: 25 Ianuarie 2022
Last Downloaded: 18 hours ago
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Very simply, it automates a couple of tedious tasks. All commands are found in the windows context menu under GTA Tools.
Each option does as follows:
YFT, YDR and YTD files have an option to "_hi it". For yft and ydr files, this creates a copy of the existing yft file and renames it to it's _hi variant.
Right clicking on a .yft or .ydr file will show options to "_hi it". Choosing this will create a simple _hi version of your file.
You will also notice an option to make a new YTD file. When clicking on a file, this will create a YTD of the same name. However, when clicking in a folder itself, it will generate a blank YTD file named new.ytd.
I have also included an option to create a new Z3D file in both file and folder context menus.
It's been brought to my attention that this is falsely flagging as malicious for some people. This I believe is partly down to the lack of a commercial certificate and that this program adds to the windows registry. I can assure everyone there is nothing malicious in this and I will be open sourcing it when I get round to uploading it to github!
Each option does as follows:
YFT, YDR and YTD files have an option to "_hi it". For yft and ydr files, this creates a copy of the existing yft file and renames it to it's _hi variant.
Right clicking on a .yft or .ydr file will show options to "_hi it". Choosing this will create a simple _hi version of your file.
You will also notice an option to make a new YTD file. When clicking on a file, this will create a YTD of the same name. However, when clicking in a folder itself, it will generate a blank YTD file named new.ytd.
I have also included an option to create a new Z3D file in both file and folder context menus.
It's been brought to my attention that this is falsely flagging as malicious for some people. This I believe is partly down to the lack of a commercial certificate and that this program adds to the windows registry. I can assure everyone there is nothing malicious in this and I will be open sourcing it when I get round to uploading it to github!
Primul incarcat: 20 Ianuarie 2022
Ultimul incarcat: 25 Ianuarie 2022
Last Downloaded: 18 hours ago
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This has now been open sourced to comfort anyone who is worried about the false positive on virus checkers. Please do check it out if you are worried! https://github.com/danpease/GTATools
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Can I ask one thing? So when would I use this? When exporting a YFT from Zmod or?...
Wait, how does it make the higher detailed variant of low one?
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Malware.Heuristic!ET#95% (RDMK:cmRtazoauL
and its longer, whats that man?
Heuristic virus is a nickname given to the malware Heur.Invader, a virus that can disable antivirus software, modify security settings, and install additional malicious software onto your computer. Some examples of heuristic viruses include adware and Trojans.
if this is true i dont install your mod man
@FearlessCaliformia Hi, I can assure you there is no virus in this. The issue it picks up on is that the installer adds entries into the registry. That combined with the fact I'm not going to pay $400+ for a windows certification mean it flags as malicious. I have completely open sourced it here if you do want to check it over: https://github.com/danpease/GTATools
Ok, Thanks for Letting me Know i am so sorry for this mistake i made, i hope you can forgive me.
this program whas made with an unlicensed compiler. please buy...
Anyone has this message to?
Nice tool