replacetim command not work

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Environment

jPSXdec version: v1.00 Operating system: Windows 10 LTSC Java runtime environment : 1.8.0_311

PlayStation Game (if applicable)

Name: Biohazard - Gun Survivor Region code (e.g. SLUS-1234): SLPS-02553

Description

What were you doing?: try to replace the tim file

What happened?: Nothing happens after using replacetim command Scanned the game disc file again, nothing changed in the TIM file

What was or was not supposed to happen?: TIM file should be replaced

i use this command

java -jar jpsxdec.jar -f "D:\PSX\Biohazard - Gun Survivor (Japan)\Biohazard - Gun Survivor (Japan).bin" -x re.idx -replacetim "OPTTIM.BIN[5].tim"

[m35]

It looks like the issue is with the command you're using. Make sure to include the -i <index number> option to say which item you're replacing. For example, if the index number is 55 use

java -jar jpsxdec.jar -f "D:\PSX\Biohazard - Gun Survivor (Japan)\Biohazard - Gun Survivor (Japan).bin" -x re.idx -i 55 -replacetim "OPTTIM.BIN[5].tim"

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It's work ! Thank you very much ！

But I get an error message, I don't understand what does xy(704,256) mean in the error message?

New TIM format "320x240 8bpp xy(1, 1) WWidth:160 Len:76812 CLUT[256x1 xy(2, 2) Len:524]" does not match existing TIM format "320x240 8bpp xy(704, 256) WWidth:160 Len:76812 CLUT[256x1 xy(320, 507) Len:524]"

[m35]

xy(704,256) are the coordinates where the TIM images should be copied into the VRAM, which is very important so the game knows where to access the image. The coordinates (2, 2) usually are in the top left corner of the screen and would be overwritten immediately. Are you sure you want to use those coordinates?

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So is there any way to keep the xy() value of the modified TIM file consistent with the xy() value of the original TIM file?

[m35]

Unfortunately jPSXdec doesn't have an option to change those values because I hoped that any tool that lets you edit TIM images would let you set those values (or at least keep them the same). What tool did you use to edit or make the TIM image?

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I use TIM Viewer to convert bmp images to tim

TIM Viewer

[m35]

Hmm it's disappointing it doesn't give that option. I did a bit of searching and found img2tim. It's a command-line tool, but appears to have the option to set those values. Maybe it can help? https://github.com/ArthCarvalho/img2tim/blob/master/img2tim.txt#L27

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replace success Thank you very much !