Hi, guess it's OK to post about my own development here?
I made an alternative tool to build shortcut/launcher pkgs. Got idea from Webman-Classics-Maker but different in several ways:
* single binary, no dependencies
* instead of patching paths and resigning binary from pkglaunch, i figured a way for homebrew to know its current directory and look for command files there, so there's always the same eboot.bin
* CLI for everything
* support for scanning FTP, HTTP, local games/isos without temporary files or downloading large chunks of data
Readme and releases here: https://github.com/Rast1234/ToolStation
Updated it to support "installer" pkgs (ones that copy files to arbitrary locations) and manual creation with types, flags, etc.
Also released nuget (C# library) with PKG and SFO code. So you can write PKGs and read/write SFOs natively with dotnet. It's sort of pkg_custom.py reimplementation.
Examples for pkg and sfo in C#: https://github.com/Rast1234/ToolStation/tree/master/ToolStation.Ps3Formats
hope it's useful for someone
I made an alternative tool to build shortcut/launcher pkgs. Got idea from Webman-Classics-Maker but different in several ways:
* single binary, no dependencies
* instead of patching paths and resigning binary from pkglaunch, i figured a way for homebrew to know its current directory and look for command files there, so there's always the same eboot.bin
* CLI for everything
* support for scanning FTP, HTTP, local games/isos without temporary files or downloading large chunks of data
Readme and releases here: https://github.com/Rast1234/ToolStation
Updated it to support "installer" pkgs (ones that copy files to arbitrary locations) and manual creation with types, flags, etc.
Also released nuget (C# library) with PKG and SFO code. So you can write PKGs and read/write SFOs natively with dotnet. It's sort of pkg_custom.py reimplementation.
Examples for pkg and sfo in C#: https://github.com/Rast1234/ToolStation/tree/master/ToolStation.Ps3Formats
hope it's useful for someone
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