You're nearly done with the UCC tutorial, you've finished setting UCC up using the .ini files and familiarized yourself with it's folders and their uses.
Now it's time to take a look at how to use UCC once you run it using the Converter.exe file.
Let's begin with the UCC visual guide...
Using UCC - Visual Step-by-Step Guide
- Start Converter.exe, after a couple of seconds you will be greeted by the new UCC "Splash" screen.
Figure 1: The UCC Splash Scrren
- A few seconds after that you will see a message pop-up, this message warns you that anti-virus software may sometime interfere with the compression process.
Figure 2: The AV Warning Messge
- This will bring you the to first screen of UCC, on the screen you will see all the relevant information about the conversion you are making, UCC will now ask you to select the location where the game is installed.
Figure 3: Game Folder Selection
Figure 4: Do you wish to use the default game folder?
- After the game folder have been set UCC will continue and ask you if you want to use the default conversion output folder or choose a custom output folder of your own, UCC will show you the current default folder path as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6: Choose between default or custom output folders
Figure 7: Selecting a custom output folder
Figure 8: Output Selection Cancelled
- Once the output selection is completed UCC will ask you a few more questions to defined what to do after the conversion is ready.
- First up, UCC will ask what do you wish to do and everything else is finished, you can choose to either exit UCC, Reboot or Shutdown your computer.
Figure 9: Choosing the End Action
Figure 10: ISO Creation Prompt
Figure 11: Selection ISO Location
- First up, UCC will ask what do you wish to do and everything else is finished, you can choose to either exit UCC, Reboot or Shutdown your computer.
- If the option MoveRedist and all it's sub-options was set-up correctly in the Settings.ini file UCC will now move the redist folder out of the game directory
Figure 12: Moving Redist
- The next part depends of the type of splitting that was defined in the Settings.ini file if at all, for the purpose of this guide I'll assume splitting is required but for the archive and not game files, in that case, UCC will now begin compressing the game files.
Figure 13: Compressing Files
- At this point, if UCC was set to split the created archive, it will notify you that file splitting is needed then start the UCC splitter and begin the splitting operation:
Figure 16: Splitting is Required
Figure 17: UCC Splitting the file
Figure 18: Splitting Operation Completed
- UCC will now begin to distribute the various files into the correct folders, files like Setup.exe, Setup.ini, the Redist and any other files you may added in the [Misc] folder.
Figure 19: UCC Distributing Files
- Now, if the splitter function was used to split the compressed data file, UCC will generate the required Records.ini file for use with CIUv2
Figure 20: Generating Records.ini
- You're almost done, the conversion is completed, if you chose to create ISO files UCC will display the location where they will be created and then start ImgBurn to create the ISO files.
Figure 21: Starting ISO Creation
Figure 22: ImgBurn Creating the ISO Files
- Once ImgBurn finished creating all the relevant ISO files for each of the discs in the conversion UCC will display the "Conversion Complete" message
Figure 23: Conversion Completed
- After a few seconds UCC will display a message similar to the "Splash" screen that it started with that will thank you for using UCC, at which point UCC will perform the action chosen at the beginning and will either Exit/Reboot/Shutdown.
- That's it, you're all done.
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