The important ones are the emulator launcher, BPS support (they're smaller than IPS, and can't be applied to wrong file), and the multi-patch support. Refreshes all folder windows once file associations are claimed, instead of waiting until next reboot.ĭespite the added features, the executable is smaller than LIPS. It will start the file extraction and list the contents of the zip file once complete.
Drag and drop the zip file directly onto the unzip files panel. To select the zip file, you have two options: Click 'Select zip file to extract' to open the file chooser. (But I'd bet you didn't even know LIPS can't handle that, they're rare.) Here are the steps to unzip a file using ezyZip. (No plans for an OS X port I don't have any Macs nearby, though I'll include it if someone else makes one.)Ĭan handle files containing characters outside the 8-bit character set (for example フローティング.ips). You can get Windows or GTK+ GUIs, or a CLI-only app depending only on libc. It's either that or flashing a console window for a tiny while when it's double clicked, and a rare bug is better than a common bug.)Ĭan apply a patch and run it in an emulator without forcing the user to create temporary files.Ĭan compile and run on any platform you want. (Note that you'll get the C:\> prompt again, with Flips' output on top, if launched from cmd directly it works fine from batch files. Both LIPS and Flips are fully capable of applying patches generated with the other.Ĭan apply and create patches through the command line. Generated IPS patches are (usually) (slightly) smaller (99.9994% on SMWCP2 1-15-13.ips) than those from LIPS.
(Can't create multiple patches at once, though make a batch file if you need that.) Berkay: There's a patch with that tag too.Ĭan apply multiple patches at once.
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