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Photo Mode Converter 1.1.0

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By pointerboy

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Photo Mode Converter 🚀

This app allows you to convert local images from the game without having to upload them to Social Club.

 

Features:

  • An auto installer (one-click to run)
  • Fast performance 
  • Lightweight
  • Simple and easy to use

 

How to use it?

  • Download the setup file and run it. 
  • You can now access the app from Start Menu.
  • Specify the folder where your local photos are stored (depends on the version: Steam, Launcher, ..)
  • Click "Convert" and wait for a few seconds .

 

How does it work?

In essence, it repairs the broken* JPEG files generated from the game using Syping's Rage Photo Library. Kudus to him for building such library in the first place.

 

A must note is that this is the first version, and therefore, bugs are expected. Feel free to report them at Github.

Edited by pointerboy
Updated media + minor BBC fixes

What's New in Version 1.1.0

See changelog

Released

- Improved performance 🚀

- All converted images will be stored in a new separate folder called "ConvertedImages"

- Updated UI & UX 

- Better file handling (the bug where it does not convert images should be resolved now)

 

Special thanks to @WesternGamer for his priceless contribution & other contributors on Github / this website.

Bug Report link

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Cowboy

WesternGamer

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Thanks for this mod! Going to test the tool later! 

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    pointerboy

    Recognized Creator

    1 hour ago, WesternGamer said:

    Thanks for this mod! Going to test the tool later! 

    Thank you! 😄 Let me know how it works out for you.

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    DirePanda

    Members

    Great idea for a mod. However it does not seem to work correctly.

    I point it to the correct directory and press "convert" and immediately it closes out. I only have a few photo mode screenshots in the directory. 

    It would be great to use as converting and editing each "file" into a working photo is a bit time consuming when you have a bit of a collection. I mean, not impossible just a lengthy process like I said depending on how many photos you are trying to make usable.

    Cowboy

    WesternGamer

    Recognized Creator

    9 hours ago, DirePanda said:

    Great idea for a mod. However it does not seem to work correctly.

    I point it to the correct directory and press "convert" and immediately it closes out. I only have a few photo mode screenshots in the directory. 

    It would be great to use as converting and editing each "file" into a working photo is a bit time consuming when you have a bit of a collection. I mean, not impossible just a lengthy process like I said depending on how many photos you are trying to make usable.

    @DirePanda I did find the issue for that and it is fixed in my fork, you will unfortunately have to compile it as there is no precompiled version.

     

    An alternative is to put only the images in a separate folder and then select that folder.

    Feller

    DirePanda

    Members

    (edited)

    Edit: Man, sometimes the text on this site is really hard to read for me. I, however, have no experience with compiling things. I guess I'll stick with manually editing and renaming each file. I'm not knocking your skills or anything I appreciate the time you took to code and put together a program which takes way more knowledge than I have. 

     

    Ah sorry, didn't think about that. 😄

    I tried it just a few minutes ago and managed to get a popup saying it was complete. When I checked there was a folder with the original files backed up but no photos.

    Edited by DirePanda

    Cowboy

    WesternGamer

    Recognized Creator

    5 hours ago, DirePanda said:

    Edit: Man, sometimes the text on this site is really hard to read for me. I, however, have no experience with compiling things. I guess I'll stick with manually editing and renaming each file. I'm not knocking your skills or anything I appreciate the time you took to code and put together a program which takes way more knowledge than I have. 

     

    Ah sorry, didn't think about that. 😄

    I tried it just a few minutes ago and managed to get a popup saying it was complete. When I checked there was a folder with the original files backed up but no photos.

    @DirePanda Just in case you did not know,  I am not the original author of the mod, I just have a fork of it on GitHub which is just contributing to the original project.

    Feller

    DirePanda

    Members

    My bad.

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    pointerboy

    Recognized Creator

    (edited)

    On 12/4/2022 at 5:57 AM, DirePanda said:

    Great idea for a mod. However it does not seem to work correctly.

    I point it to the correct directory and press "convert" and immediately it closes out. I only have a few photo mode screenshots in the directory. 

    It would be great to use as converting and editing each "file" into a working photo is a bit time consuming when you have a bit of a collection. I mean, not impossible just a lengthy process like I said depending on how many photos you are trying to make usable.

    A new updated version just rolled out. Can you try to convert your screenshots again with the updated version? 🙂

    Edited by pointerboy

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