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Hi,
in general, I would recommend using the Graphical User Interface (GUI) version of the tool. You can find it on the release page (here) listed as UberWolf.exe
. Using the GUI should be rather straightforward; just drag and drop either a .wolf
file or the game.exe
onto the marked area, and it will directly extract it (for .wolf
files) or start extracting every file once you press Process
.
Now for your actual question about how to use the command-line interface (CLI) version UberWolfCli.exe
. After downloading the exe, there are two ways to use it.
cmd
and navigate to the folder containing UberWolfCli.exe
, using the cd
command, e.g., cd "C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads"
. You can press the tab key to auto-complete names and cycle through all possible directory and file names, e.g., if you wrote cd c:\Users
, pressing tab will cycle through all folders within c:\Users
. Once you have switched into the folder containing UberWolfCli.exe
you can use it as described in the main README, e.g., UberWolfCli.exe "D:\Games\TestGame\Game.exe"
.
NOTE: If you are not using cmd
but the Powershell
or Windows Terminal
, you need to run the exe as follows: .\UberWolfCli.exe
.I hope this answers your questions. If not, feel free to ask additional questions.
Hi, in general, I would recommend using the Graphical User Interface (GUI) version of the tool. You can find it on the release page (here) listed as
UberWolf.exe
. Using the GUI should be rather straightforward; just drag and drop either a.wolf
file or thegame.exe
onto the marked area, and it will directly extract it (for.wolf
files) or start extracting every file once you pressProcess
.Now for your actual question about how to use the command-line interface (CLI) version
UberWolfCli.exe
. After downloading the exe, there are two ways to use it.* Drag and drop: You can simply drag and drop either the Game.exe, the data folder, or several .wolf files onto the exe, and it will automatically process the files accordingly. * From the command line: Open a command line, e.g., `cmd` and navigate to the folder containing `UberWolfCli.exe`, using the `cd` command, e.g., `cd "C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads"`. You can press the tab key to auto-complete names and cycle through all possible directory and file names, e.g., if you wrote `cd c:\Users`, pressing tab will cycle through all folders within `c:\Users`. Once you have switched into the folder containing `UberWolfCli.exe` you can use it as described in the main README, e.g., `UberWolfCli.exe "D:\Games\TestGame\Game.exe"`. NOTE: If you are not using `cmd` but the `Powershell` or `Windows Terminal`, you need to run the exe as follows: `.\UberWolfCli.exe`.
I hope this answers your questions. If not, feel free to ask additional questions.
Thank you, you helped me a lot!
Hello. First of all, I want to thank the creator of this program, it is, in fact, the only working scheme for decrypting files of this format. But unfortunately, I can't figure out how to run it. As a person with no programming experience, I don't quite understand what to do. There is no EXE file, when entered via the command line it outputs: "UberWolfCli.exe " is not an internal or external command, executable program, or batch file. Does it need to be run through Visual Studio? I would like step-by-step instructions for such underdeveloped people like me. Thank for your understanding.