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RAGP Extractor About Rudimentary command-line tool to extract RAGP files (such as the assets in Ragnarok: Valkyrie Uprising). Usage unragp <file> Extracts <file> into current directory. Known Issues Because I wrote it on a whim to check out Ragnarok: Valkyrie Uprising game resources, there are no error messages. Either the program ends in OK or NG. Download Find attached. Source for reference: https://github.com/ai4rei/unragp License CC0 1.0 Universal 2021-12-27ragp-1.0.zip
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View File Ragnarök Login Background Generator Resize , convert , slice , sort and rename the image to fit Ragnarök Login Background Drag and drop the image you want on the program , there will be a new folder created Next to the image , data , put it in your GRF Require .Net Framwork 4.7.2 I know there is other tools, however it didn't work for me, and I am bored of debugging every time I want to create a login background Source Code: https://github.com/sader1992/Sader-Ragnarok-Login-Background https://sader1992.com/ Submitter sader1992 Submitted 10/08/21 Category Client Resources
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Resize , convert , slice , sort and rename the image to fit Ragnarök Login Background Drag and drop the image you want on the program , there will be a new folder created Next to the image , data , put it in your GRF Require .Net Framwork 4.7.2 I know there is other tools, however it didn't work for me, and I am bored of debugging every time I want to create a login background Source Code: https://github.com/sader1992/Sader-Ragnarok-Login-Background https://sader1992.com/-
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Hello, I know this is an unusual request, but I'm looking for a tool that I can use to get top down views of maps in RO for a tabletop game I'm running. I've tried using RagCam and the GRF Editor(I didn't really get how exactly this worked, but I'll accept that I'm stupid), but I couldn't really get what I needed. To be more specific I need images of maps that look like the ones that iRO used to host for dungeons. Any help would be appreciated. Example Image Link (taken from Ragnarok wiki)
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GRF Viewer Hi there ! If you remember, in the past I released a buggy web grf viewer. It was slow, didn't work with big GRF because of memory issue, can't decode DES encryption, now time to present its new version. Basically this web tool allow you to select your own GRFs and display their contents directly in the browser. Nothing to download. As its name suggest, it can't write into the GRF, there are currently no API available (for security reason) to have write access to the user computer, so the only point of this tool is to display its content and search on it. There are no way to repack, add or modify files. Just view and extract files. This tool is built using only javascript, html5 and webgl, it is in my point of view a demonstration of what can be done in the web today with new technologies. It can view as thumbnail some sort of files : bmp, gif, jpeg, tga, spr, pal, and some tools are included to render models and maps or listening audio files. Two possibilities at the start up : Select a GRF (click on "select files", or drag drop your grfs in the box). Note: once the page quit or reloading you have to re-select the files, the browser do not remember them. Click on the data folder, in this case, it will show resources from my remote client. This tool is an application from roBrowser, it's using roBrowser's core. So if you ever find a bug, I'll be really happy to fix it ! Note: it's possible the viewer stop rendering a directory content because it encounter a corrupted file in the GRF (wrong gzip encryption, or invalid file offset) or the file is encrypted. You can test this tool online here: http://www.robrowser.com/prototype/GRF-Viewer/ Some preview: All feedback are welcome. Have fun~
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