#CONVER GCM TO ISO CODE#

Alternatively, you can drag and drop files onto GCFT and it will automatically open them in the correct tab (based on the file extension).Įxtracting, replacing, or deleting a single file can be done by first importing the GCM/RARC the file is in, and then right-clicking on the file you want to edit.Īdding a new file can similarly be done by importing a GCM or RARC, and then right-clicking on the folder you want to add the file to.Įditing the file name, folder type, or file ID of RARC files/folders can be done by double clicking on the field you want to edit, and then typing the new value into the text field. Importing and exporting entire GCMs, RARCs, or JPCs can be done via the buttons in the appropriate tabs. See the 'Running from source' section at the bottom of this readme.

#CONVER GCM TO ISO CODE#

If you're on Mac or Linux, executable builds are not provided, so you must run it from the source code instead.

If you're on Windows, you can download GCFT here: It currently cannot create brand new GCMs or JPCs from scratch.

Viewing DOL executable sections, and converting between offsets within the DOL file and RAM addresses in the game's memory.

Import a folder of particle files onto an existing JPC, adding/overwriting all the particles from the folder to the JPC.

Extract and replace the BTI textures embedded in J3D BDL and BMD models and BMT material tables, and JPC particle archives.

image format, palette format, wrapping, filter mode)

Edit the header attributes of BTI images (e.g.

Dump all BTI images in a GCM or a RARC to a folder as PNG.

Add/delete files in GCMs and RARCs, as well as folders in RARCs.

Import a folder of files onto an existing GCM or RARC, overwriting the existing files.

Extract all files in a GCM, RARC, or JPC at once to a folder.

Extract and replace individual files in GCMs and RARCs.

Open and view GCMs, RARCs, BTIs, and JPCs.

GameCube File Tools (GCFT) is a GUI tool for editing the following common file formats used by GameCube games:

Conver gcm to iso