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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
This is a description of how to rip the code track from the PC-Engine/TurboGrafx 16 version of Loom, and also what to you need to do to extract the *.LFL files from this code track. | This is a description of how to rip the code track from the PC-Engine/TurboGrafx 16 version of Loom, and also what to you need to do to extract the *.LFL files from this code track. It currently describes how to do this for Win32 and Linux users. | ||
It currently describes how to do this for Win32 and Linux users. | |||
== Tools == | == Tools == | ||
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=== Linux === | === Linux === | ||
Under Linux you | Under Linux there are two methods which may work for you. | ||
==== Tool option 1 - dumpcd ==== | ==== Tool option 1 - extract_loom_tg16.sh ==== | ||
This script will be (after 2.5.0) part of the ScummVM tools that can be found on the downloads page. | |||
==== Tool option 2 - dumpcd ==== | |||
If you need to compile the dumpcd code yourself. This can be found [https://adrianastley.com/files/scummvm/dumpcd-0.1.zip here.] | If you need to compile the dumpcd code yourself. This can be found [https://adrianastley.com/files/scummvm/dumpcd-0.1.zip here.] | ||
== Extracting the code track from CD == | == Extracting the code track from CD == | ||
=== Using extract_loom_tg16.sh === | |||
This tool uses a combination of cdrdao, bchunk and - optionally - flac to dump the data from the CD. You should hopefully be able to find packages for all of these for your Linux distribution. It then uses scummvm-tools-cli for the final extraction. Use the --help option to see a list of allowed options. It will create loom.cue and loom.bin files in your current directory. If, for some reason, you need to dump the CD again, you will need to remove these files or the script will re-use them as is. Here is an example of a command line to use: | |||
extract-loom-pce.sh --compress ./loom-extracted | |||
This will compress the audio tracks to FLAC and place them, along with the extracted *.LFL files, in the loom-extracted subdirectory. | |||
=== Using dumpcd === | === Using dumpcd === | ||
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'dumpcd -d /dev/cdrom' - Where /dev/cdrom relates to your individual CD-Rom drive | 'dumpcd -d /dev/cdrom' - Where /dev/cdrom relates to your individual CD-Rom drive | ||
If everything goes well then you should have a file called ‘CODE_02.ISO’ in your dumpcd directory. | If everything goes well then you should have a file called ‘CODE_02.ISO’ in your dumpcd directory. | ||
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=== Using TurboRip === | === Using TurboRip === | ||
Run a command prompt and navigate it to the directory containing TurboRip.exe. | Run a command prompt and navigate it to the directory containing TurboRip.exe. Run TurboRip.exe and it will prompt you to enter the CD-ROM device you want to use. Choose your device using the correct parameter. The disc TOC should be recognised as Loom(U) or Loom(J) and extraction will begin. | ||
Run TurboRip.exe and it will prompt you to enter the CD-ROM device you want to use. | |||
Choose your device using the correct parameter. | |||
The disc TOC should be recognised as Loom(U) or Loom(J) and extraction will begin. | |||
If this has been successful there should be a number of files in your TurboRip directory. | If this has been successful there should be a number of files in your TurboRip directory. You will need the ISO file for track 2. | ||
You will need the | |||
Check its md5 against ''10432E01B7F133F24AB7550614943FB3'' for the English version and ''BBF72CAEB6659F56C20FFF53B55DD8C0'' for the Japanese version. | Check its md5 against ''10432E01B7F133F24AB7550614943FB3'' for the English version and ''BBF72CAEB6659F56C20FFF53B55DD8C0'' for the Japanese version. | ||
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== How to extract the SCUMM resource files== | == How to extract the SCUMM resource files== | ||
Download the latest version of | Download the latest version of the ScummVM tools package on the downloads page. Use either the graphical front end, with the extract_loom_tg16 tool, on your dumped code track. Alternatively, you can use the command-line version: | ||
''extract_loom_tg16 | ''scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_loom_tg16 -o output-directory dumped-track'' | ||
Where | Where output-folder is the directory where you want the extract files, and dumped-track is the name of the ISO file you extracted. | ||
If everything has gone correctly you should now have a pile of *.LFL files in the directory | If everything has gone correctly you should now have a pile of *.LFL files in the directory you selected. Furthermore, you should rip the audio tracks as described in in the manual. There are 21 tracks, and - as always - ScummVM expects them to be numbered 1 through 21. | ||
You should then navigate ScummVM to this directory to enable you to play the game. | You should then navigate ScummVM to this directory to enable you to play the game. | ||
The ScummVM team are not responsible for the content of any external sites linked to on this page. | The ScummVM team are not responsible for the content of any external sites linked to on this page. | ||