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I'm not sure I follow - are you saying the path in the manifest is not the path inside the. Saved the manifest with both CR/LF and LF formats. I made an extremely simply 2 object "package" so there are only six lines in the manifest file.
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I think there is some issue with ZIP (and or DIM itself constantly throwing hissy fits). Tried with, without and DAZ Studio generated GlobalIDs. I don't think the problem is the Manifest.dsx because I've done over them with a fine tooth comb and used the DB editor dsx output into TextWrangler and did a find/replace to make it in Manifest.dsx XML format. I also noticed when I try to export the product from DB editor to make the support DSX file, it's sized at zero bytes, seems to be because of the empty token field in the DB editor.ĭAZ really needs to have better documentation for all this. I removed the globalID from the manifest and still no luck but getting a different error message this time from DIM's error log: I suppose I could take a look at it but never did do much of anything in Perl. It then generates the manifest file and zips up the file.īeing able to set the file in the right format (IM#-#_WhateverTheNameIsWithNoSpaces.zip) would be a bonus. Ideally, I'd like an app where you point it to or drop onto it, a Folder that has the Content folder in it. I haven't messed with it in months, :( (I can run it on the folder with 2 cut and paste lines into terminal, so it hasn't been onerous enough to work on it further. If you'd like to see it I can pop it onto Pastebin. I never explored if command line zip would work to remove the dsstore's. I feel like I should write a program in Xcode once I figure out this stuff out.
TextEdit can be used but you have to ensure that it writes out in plain text and not rich text. Using command line I confirm that the dsx file is actually plain text:ĪA00000000-01_LBW patrickwilliamwalker$ file Manifest.dsx Says that the Manifest is missing or corrupt.
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Regarding zip, I use the command line (zip -r archive.zip archive -x "*.DS_Store") I broke down and bought YEMUZIP from the AppStore. YEMUZIP is a free zip program, that has a "PC" 'll remove the mac stuff.Īlso, don't use Mac's TextEdit for any editing of the makes it unreadable. DS_store files and the other mac invisible files WILL mess things up.ĭon't use the Mac's built in zip program. Zip the two together and give it the name.įor Patrick: You're on a mac. I run the script which reads thru and spits out a manifest file in the proper format.
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I have hopes to universalize my method to put on sharecg.right now it's a bit code monkey and only works in one location of my computer, but my scripting friend and I are working to make it more open.īasically, I put the files in a Content folder.
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The only thing I can't eliminate is the built-in "compress" function in Mac making a zip file that DIM doesn't like, in the same way you have to play with the zip command line to get epub files to work. dsx files needed for basic install? I don't know.
dsx files in the archive that essentially duplicate the same information. I'm baffled as to why there needs to be TWO. dsx file, I changed the product name and the product name inside the DIM description changes. I know it can open the zip file because inside the Runtime/Support. Can't get the globalID anymore because I can't find the Content DB Editor anywhere (used to be in the context menu). The only thing I don't have added is the GlobalID (removed the lines and have tried a zero'd out GlobalID as well). I've tried playing with filenames, added stuff to the Manifest and support. Product failed check, moving to next product : IM00099999-01_Test.zip User Data Refresh: Elapsed Time 0 sec 335 msec
Processed 138 installed products, totaling 7.8 GB Failed to open file : /Volumes/Macintosh HD/Downloads/DAZ3D/IM00099999-01_Test.zip
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