Custom Appended Extension
From this panel you can choose to write your own custom appended file extension to your patch files to be uploaded to your webserver. The
The best place to always look is to the online documentation. It’s written for a reason…
From this panel you can choose to write your own custom appended file extension to your patch files to be uploaded to your webserver. The
By default, there is a 5 second delay on showing your Splash Screen before the patcher continues it’s processes. However you can stipulate an extended
Building your project is very easy with GPC. Upon your first build, you will need to select ‘Build All’. This will scan over your game
This feature enables you to write-out a registry entry to the user’s computer before ending the patch process. This could be useful for many things
GPC has the ability to support multiple versions which means you don’t have to stick to just using incremental patching for your user’s. You can
This panel enables you to design what your game patcher will look like. If your patcher is not a silent patch, this will show when
The patch status string is what updates the user when the patch window is shown. This text string will show the user the current percentage
You can choose to have your configuration file for your patcher stored on a webserver or have it as a settings file local to the
Introduction In this tutorial, we will build a single server patch together so you can get to grips with how Game Patch Creator works at