Circuit Patch converter takes in a .circuittrackspack (or other .zip file),
extracts the patches and converts these to the OG circuit format.
It does this by altering the 5th hexadecimal value from 64 to 60.
By Kamiel de Visser (you can buy me a coffee here, or scan the following QR :D).
Requirements:
- Python 3.6+
Step by step example:
- Clone this repository or download it as a .zip
- (Extract zip to a directory)
- Put your .circuittrackspack files in a folder called 'Packs' (like
someDir\CircuitPatchConverter\Packs) - Open your favourite console that supports python and navigate (using
cd) tosomeDir\CircuitPatchConverter\ - Launch the script using
python circuit-convert.py -i ./Packs/example.circuittrackspack - Find your newly converted patches in
someDir\CircuitPatchConverter\Patches
Please note: this program will overwrite existing .syx files in the output folder. If you are converting multiple packs one by one, be sure to alter the output directory using the -o option.
Usage:
python circuit-convert.py -i <inputfile> \[-o <outputfile> -p <pathinzip> -h <help>\]
| short | long | name | description | default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| -i | --input | input file | The file path of the .circuittrackspack or .zip to extract. | N/A |
| -o | --output | output file | The path of the folder to extract the converted patches to. | ./Patches/ |
| -p | --pathinzip | path in zip file | Path to folder in the zip file that contains the patches. | patches/ |
| -h | --help | help | Shows the help message. | N/A |