Give Feedback
0 of 0
About this mod
Batch converts DAR mods to the new OAR structure automatically. Say bye to the numbers.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Donations
This is a fork version of DAR to OAR, please check and endorse it.
What it does
This tool can convert DAR mods to the new OAR structure. It copies all the files from the DynamicAnimationReplacer folder to the OpenAnimationReplacer folder, then generates the JSON files needed at each level.
It will automatically add a dot prefix to the old DynamicAnimationReplacer folder to avoid duplicate.
To keep things simple, the numbered folders of DAR are preserved, which also makes determining priority in config generation much easier.
How to use
You can find the source code and additional releases here.
NOTICE if you have patch for other mods
Because this program will use your mod name in MO2 as the parent folder name in OAR, it will probably break the replacement of patches.
For example, you have a mod "SwordAnim" and a patch "SwordAnim Patch", they are using priority 999.
In DAR way, they both have a "999/_conditions.txt" file.
But in converted OAR way, it becomes "SwordAnim/999/config.json" and "SwordAnim Patch/999/config.json".
That means in MO2 virtual file system, the later patch cannot overwrite the origin file. You need to rename them to a same folder name.
What it does
This tool can convert DAR mods to the new OAR structure. It copies all the files from the DynamicAnimationReplacer folder to the OpenAnimationReplacer folder, then generates the JSON files needed at each level.
It will automatically add a dot prefix to the old DynamicAnimationReplacer folder to avoid duplicate.
To keep things simple, the numbered folders of DAR are preserved, which also makes determining priority in config generation much easier.
How to use
- Select the Mod Organizer 2 mods folder (the folder where all your mods are located).
The tool will iterate this folder and find all DAR mods and convert them. - Click Convert.
You can find the source code and additional releases here.
NOTICE if you have patch for other mods
Because this program will use your mod name in MO2 as the parent folder name in OAR, it will probably break the replacement of patches.
For example, you have a mod "SwordAnim" and a patch "SwordAnim Patch", they are using priority 999.
In DAR way, they both have a "999/_conditions.txt" file.
But in converted OAR way, it becomes "SwordAnim/999/config.json" and "SwordAnim Patch/999/config.json".
That means in MO2 virtual file system, the later patch cannot overwrite the origin file. You need to rename them to a same folder name.