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imported>Leoetlino at 19:05, 15 October 2018

2018-10-15T19:05:18Z

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	''Breath of the Wild'' uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.		''Breath of the Wild'' uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

			== List of resources and associated canonical paths ==
			* Switch: https://github.com/leoetlino/botw-re-notes/blob/master/game_files/switch_rstb_150.csv
			* Wii U: https://github.com/leoetlino/botw-re-notes/blob/master/game_files/wiiu_rstb_150.csv

	== Special cases ==		== Special cases ==

imported>Leoetlino: /* Special cases */

2018-09-09T12:55:35Z

Special cases

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	== Special cases ==		== Special cases ==
	{{Link to article\|link=Resource system#Special_cases}}		{{Link to article\|link=Resource system#Special_cases}}

	If the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		If the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

imported>Leoetlino: /* Special cases */ update link_to_article usage

2018-09-08T23:56:15Z

Special cases: update link_to_article usage

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	== Special cases ==		== Special cases ==
	{{Link to article\|link=[[Resource system#Special_cases~~\|Resource system]]~~}}		{{Link to article\|link=Resource system#Special_cases}}
	If the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		If the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

imported>Leoetlino: mention AoC

2018-09-08T15:24:11Z

mention AoC

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	~~{{Stub}}~~		''Breath of the Wild'' uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

	~~Breath of~~ the ~~Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''~~' to ~~define the locations of its~~ content files~~. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the~~ path.		== Special cases ==
			{{Link to article\|link=[[Resource system#Special_cases\|Resource system]]}}
			If the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

	~~However, if the~~ file is ~~inside a~~ [[~~SARC\|SARC archive~~]], ~~then~~ that ~~archive~~ is ~~treated as~~ the ~~path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a~~ canonical resource path.		If a file is [[Yaz0]]-encoded, and as such has an "s" prefixed to its extension, that "s" is '''excluded''' from the canonical resource path.

	~~If a file is [[Yaz0]]-encoded, and as such has an "s" prefixed to its extension, that "s" is~~ '''~~excluded~~'~~'' from the~~ canonical ~~resource~~ path.		''Some'' add-on content files have <code>Aoc/0010/</code> prepended to their canonical path.

imported>Leoetlino: "nested SARCs" -> "all nested SARCs" (example: bactorpacks in TitleBG or Bootup)

2018-09-07T16:56:49Z

"nested SARCs" -> "all nested SARCs" (example: bactorpacks in TitleBG or Bootup)

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	Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.		Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

	However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to all nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

	If a file is [[Yaz0]]-encoded, and as such has an "s" prefixed to its extension, that "s" is '''excluded''' from the canonical resource path.		If a file is [[Yaz0]]-encoded, and as such has an "s" prefixed to its extension, that "s" is '''excluded''' from the canonical resource path.

imported>BravelyPeculiar: stubbed

2018-09-07T12:03:38Z

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	Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.		Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

imported>BravelyPeculiar: Yaz0 "s" excluded

2018-09-07T12:03:09Z

Yaz0 "s" excluded

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	However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

			If a file is [[Yaz0]]-encoded, and as such has an "s" prefixed to its extension, that "s" is '''excluded''' from the canonical resource path.

imported>BravelyPeculiar at 00:28, 7 September 2018

2018-09-07T00:28:03Z

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	Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.		Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

	However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

imported>BravelyPeculiar at 00:26, 7 September 2018

2018-09-07T00:26:54Z

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	Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.		Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

	However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. ~~Content~~/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.

imported>BravelyPeculiar at 00:26, 7 September 2018

2018-09-07T00:26:33Z

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	Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path. However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. Content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.		Breath of the Wild uses '''canonical resource paths''' to define the locations of its content files. These paths generally treat the content directory as the root directory of the path.

			However, if the file is inside a [[SARC\|SARC archive]], then that archive is treated as the path's root. This does not apply to nested SARCs (e.g. Content/Pack/Bootup.pack/GameData/gamedata.ssarc) — files inside these archives do not have a canonical resource path.