XTool 2020 (Main Project)

[elit]

Originally Posted by Cesar82

Most games require 64-bit systems, but there are still some games that support 32-bit.
So if there is only 64-bit XTool it would not be recommended to compress this type of games using it

Why? What would happen, according to you? 64/32bit xtool have absolutely no relation to 64/32bit games. Only libraries used in xtool, hence why crilayla was dropped.

[Ele]

Originally Posted by elit

Why? What would happen, according to you? 64/32bit xtool have absolutely no relation to 64/32bit games. Only libraries used in xtool, hence why crilayla was dropped.

I think people with 32-bit operating systems use 32-bit versions of games. If they want to back up their games, they must use the 32-bit compression tool. Yes, xtool's architecture (32 or 64) is for the operating system only and not for the game.

[Cesar82]

Originally Posted by elit

Why? What would happen, according to you? 64/32bit xtool have absolutely no relation to 64/32bit games. Only libraries used in xtool, hence why crilayla was dropped.

f you create a compressed Data.bin file using 64-bit XTool we will not have to extract (install) on 32-bit systems.

The question was addressed to Razor12911. Most of the time other users are commenting and giving their answers and it turns out that the question post is left behind and the user who was asked many times ends up not seeing the question.
Please, other users, avoid answering questions that have a username mentioned, so it is easier to be answered. Thanks.