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A tool that fixes corrupted image metadata in a resource pack, where the images have been corrupted to be protected.
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rpfixer

This tool allows you to unfuck corrupted images metadata in a resource pack that have been corrupted to be protected.

This tool will not overcome any protection to the zip archive itself. See a program such as MCRPX for that.

Usage

CLI

Manual clone

  • download the Rust-Lang for your system
  • download this repository
  • run cargo build --release in the directory
  • check ./target/release
  • run
    • respack-decrypter if you are on linux/mac (RUN chmod +x respack-decrypter ON IT FIRST)
    • respack-decrypter.exe if you are on windows

Cargo

  • Download the Rust-Lang for your system
  • run cargo install rpfixer
  • Then run the rpfixer command

Prebuilt package release

  • I haven't made prebuilt packages, sorry. WIP

Syntax

Check --help for syntax.

I want some logs for checking wtf is happening

Pipe your output to a new filename.

Note: It might not work for SOME linux shells. But major ones e.g. zsh,bash support it.

respack-decrypter --path ~/somedir/ --debug > ~/log.txt

License

It's all MIT, except the example corrupted inventory.png which is courtesy of Wynncraft.

Zeer you better not come after me for this one, you still haven't answered my gdpr req yet