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mark-o 20-05-2011 03:05

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (2DVD9 to 3DVD5) MULTI5 *INNO SETUP*
 
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For this procedure you need 25GB of free space on C:\ drive

1. Run setup and select 'English' language (VERY IMPORTANT!!!) and install game (select 'Custom Installation') to 'C:\The Witcher 2' (VERY IMPORTANT!!!) and install patch to the game
2. Download and install Inno setup from here
3. Download and extract attachment on bottom
4. Run "witcher 2 inno" and press 'compile' and wait (picture below)

http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/8...enshot002z.jpg
This process could run even hours depending on your PC

5. After compile finish, go to 'C:\THE WITCHER 2 SETUP' where new setup is created and make folders:
Code:

DISK1
DISK2
DISK3

6. Move to folder DISK1:
Code:

setup.exe
setup-1a
setup-1b
setup-1c

to 'DISK2':
Code:

setup-1d
setup-2a
setup-2b

to 'DISK3':
Code:

setup-2c
setup-2d
setup-3a

7. Make autorun.inf and copy and paste this in it:
Code:

[autorun]
open=setup.exe
icon=setup.exe

8. From 'DISK1' copy and paste to 'DISK2' and 'DISK 3':
Code:

setup.exe
autorun.inf

9. In 'DISK2' and 'DISK3' edit 'autorun.inf' to look like this:
Code:

[autorun]
open=0
icon=setup.exe

10. Copy from DVD9 disk2 'vcredist_x86' and 'DirectX' folder to 'DISK3'

11. Burn or make iso with label of your choice

- YOU CAN CHANGE TO YOUR LANGUAGE EASILY BY RUNNING 'The Witcher 2\bin\Configurator.exe' AFTER INSTALLATION FROM CONVERTED SETUP (3XDVD5)

- This is not fully tested (partial tested on MULTI5 version) of the game, so write down if you have some isues.
- If you dont prefer 'C:\' as conversion and installation folder make sure that you change all letters from 'C:\' to letter of your choice ('D:\' or 'E:\', etc...) in the script file!

P.S
This is mine first conversion so don't mind if i missed out something :D

mark-o 20-05-2011 03:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by djdirtwolf (Post 394061)
i have no space for installing game in drive c

can i change drive c in to another drive in witcher 2 inno.iss

yes, make sure that all letters are changed

P.S
this conversion is for all languages, you can change your language that you selected by running 'The Witcher 2\bin\Configurator.exe
Can mods change title and from CD/DVD Conversions root from 'English only *INNO SETUP*' to 'MULTI5 *INNO SETUP*' ?

lllo 20-05-2011 10:41

Thanks Mark-o

Works Win 7 Ultimate 64 bits:D

nesha 21-05-2011 02:45

Nice job.Work on my XP SP3.Thx :);)

Bravo,bravo momcino :D

mark-o 21-05-2011 16:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by angelo.saviano (Post 394087)
hi if i change in the inno script EN to IT can i install the game in italian language and then do all the procedure?

edit: is it also possible to compress anymore during the procedure so we can fit in 2 dvd5?

Yes you can, and if you wont even installer to be in Italian language just don't forget to change line from:
Code:

[Languages]
Name: "english"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"

to
Code:

[Languages]
Name: "italian"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"

compression is LZMA, i don't think that can be more compressed than that :confused:

Stevi 22-05-2011 17:26

@dandanngp

Delete these lines from Witcher 2 inno -

Quote:

Filename: "{app}\vcredist_x86.EXE"; StatusMsg: "Installing Visual C++ 2005..."
Filename: "{app}\DirectX\DXSETUP.EXE"; StatusMsg: "Installing DirectX..."
You can add this file/folder to DVD3, and install it manualy later, after game installation.

Tested it, and it works. No errors.

mark-o 23-05-2011 01:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stevi (Post 394141)
@dandanngp

Delete these lines from Witcher 2 inno -



You can add this file/folder to DVD3, and install it manualy later, after game installation.

Tested it, and it works. No errors.

Thanks, i removed these lines from attached script and edited text...sorry all for that.

alpixx34 04-06-2011 07:04

Code:

'C:\The Witcher 2' (VERY IMPORTANT!!!)
I installed C:\Program Files(x86)\The Witcher 2 but I did .ssi info change!:D:D

pakrat2k2 12-06-2011 10:14

dvd1 - 4.33gb
dvd2 - 2.76gb

Hkcuong 19-08-2011 22:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by mark-o (Post 394060)
6. Move to folder DISK1:
Code:

setup.exe
setup-1a
setup-1b
setup-1c

to 'DISK2':
Code:

setup-1d
setup-2a
setup-2b

to 'DISK3':
Code:

setup-2c
setup-2d
setup-3a


Where do these lines come from? Will they be auto-generated after the compilation or I have to type in? I have the images of this game and I also want to fit it in two DVD5 disks. Please help. Thanks all

KillerOh 19-08-2011 23:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hkcuong (Post 395823)
Where do these lines come from? Will they be auto-generated after the compilation or I have to type in? I have the images of this game and I also want to fit it in two DVD5 disks. Please help. Thanks all

JUST... Try... this... one.
And yes, these "lines" are actually the generated files after a sucessful compiling. :D

plipzide 29-10-2011 04:26

to shorten the conversion changed the Compression=none.
result 4xDVD5

damar15 20-11-2011 18:03

can you make The Witcher 2 Assassins of Kings 2DVD9 to 4DVD5 I need it thanks

pakrat2k2 20-11-2011 18:53

follow the conversion as posted.. then move files

DISK1:

setup.exe
setup-1a
setup-1b

'DISK2':
setup-1c
setup-1d
setup-2a

'DISK3':

setup-2b
setup-2c

'DISK4':
setup-2d
setup-3a

there 4xdvd5 or try reading the WHOLE thread & you'll find how to make a 4xdvd5 version using supplied files.

hint... try reading post #12

damar15 20-11-2011 22:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by pakrat2k2 (Post 398945)
follow the conversion as posted.. then move files

DISK1:

setup.exe
setup-1a
setup-1b

'DISK2':
setup-1c
setup-1d
setup-2a

'DISK3':

setup-2b
setup-2c

'DISK4':
setup-2d
setup-3a

there 4xdvd5 or try reading the WHOLE thread & you'll find how to make a 4xdvd5 version using supplied files.

hint... try reading post #12


thanks :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by plipzide (Post 397601)
to shorten the conversion changed the Compression=none.
result 4xDVD5

in iss ?

pakrat2k2 21-11-2011 16:10

yes, to lengthen the conversion change the Compression=none, in the ISS script, result 4xDVD5

damar15 21-11-2011 20:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by pakrat2k2 (Post 398991)
yes

Thanks It Work 4DVD5 test in Win7 32 bit thanks For innosetup :)

camerol 06-02-2012 10:54

i got one more file ''setup-3b.bin''.I think,after i updated the game with the last patches,the programme gave me one more .bin file.How will i create the disks now?Shall i make four disks ;
disk1: setup.exe+1a+1b
disk2:1c+1d+2a
disk3:2b+2c+2d
disk4:3a+3b

do you think,this will work?or do you suggest something else?Thank you.

pakrat2k2 06-02-2012 14:27

re-read first post, trying to fit the files as suggested..

disk1 setup.exe + 1a-1d
disk2 2a-2d
disk3 3a-3b

camerol 06-02-2012 15:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by pakrat2k2 (Post 398945)
follow the conversion as posted.. then move files

DISK1:

setup.exe
setup-1a
setup-1b

'DISK2':
setup-1c
setup-1d
setup-2a

'DISK3':

setup-2b
setup-2c

'DISK4':
setup-2d
setup-3a

there 4xdvd5 or try reading the WHOLE thread & you'll find how to make a 4xdvd5 version using supplied files.

hint... try reading post #12

I am completely confused now,i made it;

disk1: autorun.inf + setup.exe + 1a.bin + 1b.bin

disk2: autorun.inf + setup.exe + 1c.bin + 1d.bin + 2a.bin

disk3: autorun.inf + setup.exe + 2b.bin + 2c.bin + 2d.bin

disk4: autorun.inf +setup.exe + directX + VCREDİST_X86.EXE + 3a.bin + 3b.bin

if this will not work,would you tell me the correct formula please,thanks for your helps.:o

pakrat2k2 07-02-2012 07:08

the setup.exe ONLY needs to be on disk1.

the autorun.inf for disk2-4 change in it open=setup.exe to open=0. otherwise what you have listed above should work fine.

camerol 07-02-2012 07:24

Thanks a lot :)


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