Specifically for those who don't know how to navigate through a computer's file system, I made a simple wizard for unpacking plugins. The UI was built with MMF2, and the unpacking is done via Info-Zip's unzip tool. I have a few updates to do that will make the tool more useful, but it technically is "complete".

Community, let me know what you think about the program.

Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qmgf63xwso0bsyd/VOPW.mk2.zip?dl=0

And its broken. Or, it was in the middle of recording yesterday...

It appears that it is not extracting the files where its supposed to; whether this is an issue in building the command or a security thing, im not sure yet. Ill remove the warning sign from the download link when I fix it, or at least put in error handling.

SORRY!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmail.heagoo.apkeditor.pro&hl=en&referrer=utm_source%3Dgoogle%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_term%3Dapk+editor+pro&pcampaignid=APPU_1_4uUZV6GFGaTcmAW5-4XwBw

Yarr

And use https://goo.gl

Michael, what does that have to do with VOPW?

Nothing

Bump

sorry, but work has been clogging up my computer time. I should have time free tomarrow night, and Ill throw in error handling then. I've also asked some knowledgeable people if there is a way around the securities, should that be the issue.

I found several bugs, which I ironed out. It now tries to make a test file, polling if it can write to the correct directory, as well as making sure the program has admin rights (it IS messing with stuff windows normally doesnt allow).

I also added a debug screen, and dropped the -u(pdate) flag from unzip. The latter means updates will ask you over command line to resolve, but allows it to unzip when nothing is being updated. Ill find a more sane way to do this eventually.