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2017.11.06 HFS파일 확장자 언팩하기

HFS파일 확장자 언팩하기

3D모델/HFS 2017. 11. 6. 02:23

HFS파일 확장자는 압축파일의 종류중 하나인데

이걸 흔히 사용하는 ZIP파일 확장자로 변환시키기 위해서는

특별한 프로그램이 따로 필요하다.

지금은 잊지말고 올리기위해서 도입부만 적어둘것이고 필수적인 내용만 적겠다.

HFS > ZIP 변환을 위해서 vZipFlip 이란 프로그램이 필요하다.

이건 구글에 검색을하면 찾을수 있고

사용하는 방식은 외국사이트를 뒤져서 알아냈는데

원문과 링크를 일단 올리겠다.

While trolling around the forums I noticed that not too many people know how to use our good tool VZIPFLIP.

Well, it's a relatively simple tool to use after your first successful attempt.
This is for Windows 7/Vista users, and I don't know if all of it will be the same for XP users.
The tutorial that comes with it reads:

-Usage-

a [dir] Copies all .hfs in the current directory to .zip
h [file] Convert .zip to .hfs
z [file] Convert .hfs to .zip

Well, this isn't too helpful at all if you have no idea where to start.
For this tutorial we shall need:
1 - VZIPFLIP
2 - The HFS file 286FE9924483F382029EF68BA6C260B3C2563BF9.hfs (just an example, you may use whatever you'd like)
3 - To take it a step further, we will also put hfssign in here, so get that too.

Ye olde fashioned way:

VZIPFLIP is a cmd application tool that is built to run through the use of a cmd prompt. For this we need to start up a cmd.
Go to your START menu and search for "run". Once this opens up type in cmd and press enter.
Now that you have a command prompt open, we need to get into our vzipflip folder. I suggest putting it on your desktop for easy navigation.
To navigate we type "cd destinationname". To get to our desktop it's "cd desktop", I named my vzipflip folder vzipflip so the next step is "cd vzipflip"
All right lengthy, but now we're in our folder. if you have your hfs in here already, great. If not, we now need to put the .hfs into our vzipflip folder.
Once you've done that, type "vzipflip a" into your command prompt and it should begin compressing the file into a zip.

Remember: the "a" command will convert ALL the hfs files in the folder, for individual hfs files use the z command (vzipflip z 286FE9924483F382029EF68BA6C260B3C2563BF9.hfs)

You should now see the zip in your vzipflip directory (in your main drive if you used the Z command)
Now do whatever you want to with your newly unzipped file (alter .txt's and stuff, whatever.) and when you're done we need to rehfs the file. Replace all edited files into the .zip to be sure they get put back.
To do this, we need to go back to our cmd prompt and type "vzipflip h 286FE9924483F382029EF68BA6C260B3C2563BF9.hfs"
If it gives you can error, make sure your .zip file doesn't have a sneaky little _ at the end of it, as vzip puts those at the end.

The easier way:

This method is much simpler in terms of time and things you need to know how to do (if that makes any sense...)
Batch files! They're great help and will come very handy in the use of our vzipflip.
To create a batch file you'll need to make a notepad and when you're done writing it, use the "save as" and save your file with the .bat extension.
For simplicity we'll be using the a command again.
To zip files using a batch file type the following into a notepad and save it as whatever you want .bat (mine's just zipthatshit.bat)

@EcHo off
vzipflip a
pause

Now you can do whatever you want to it and replace the files back into your zip.
Now to rehfs the file:

@EcHo off
vzipflip h hfsname.zip
pause

Replace hfsname with the name of your hfs (286FE9924483F382029EF68BA6C260B3C2563BF9.zip)

Finally, we get to re-signing an hfs.
Some hfs files are protected by being signed and by opening them we unsign them, but not anymore! The HFSSIGN tool has fixed this problem and will re-sign the files to be used once again!

Hard way

Similar to vzipflip, you need a command prompt and need to direct yourself to the folder you have hfssign in (I keep mine in my vzipflip folder).
Once here we need to type "hfssign hfsname.hfs" (in our case it's "hfssign 286FE9924483F382029EF68BA6C260B3C2563BF9.hfs")
Now replace the hfs into your hfs folder and you're good to go.

Easy way

Batch files again!
This time we type

@EcHo off
hfssign hfsname.hfs
pause

(replace hfsname.hfs with your hfs name)
Now run your batch files to do whatever function, replace your hfs into the hfs folder, and you should be finished!
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I'm a total newb, so if any of this was unclear or hard to understand, please tell me and I'll try to clear it up. Also: sorry about the cluttered feeling, I have no idea how to make it feel less cluttered. Feel free to ask questions.