Rewritten app and increased filename compatibility

What's new?

• Rewritten using the os library to do file management
  • This won't really make much effect to user experience but it's made the code a lot nicer
• Increased filename format compatibility
• Windows compilation is now contained in a single executable rather than a compressed folder

Supported filename formats

• file.ns0, file.ns1, etc
• file.nsp.00, file.nsp.01, etc
• file.xc0, file.xc1, etc
• file.xci.00, file.xci.01, etc
• folder/00, folder/01, etc
  • This will output a .nsp file

Regressions

In the previous release, it showed the current transfer speed of the files and an estimated time until it was finished. I could not get this to work accurately in this release so it has been temporarily removed until I'm happy with how it works.

Anti-virus false positives

There is a standalone executable in the releases (nxDumpMerger_Windows.exe) included for convenience, however it can be triggered by some anti-viruses as a false positive. If you don't trust me, you can download and examine the .py script yourself and run it. These kinds of reports are common with "compiled" python scripts.

Fixed bug when manually selecting an output directory

Fixed a bug where manually selecting an output directory would put the file output in the form dirNameFileName.ext, rather than dirName/FileName.ext

v0.3.3

• Updated error message to be more detailed when a file isn't named correctly

UI Fixes

This version fixes the GUI on Linux and macOS.

Added quit button back

This release just adds the quit button back... Not sure why I deleted it.

Progress bars and help menus

Changes

• Updated UI library for Windows 10
• Added help menu
• Added progress bars
• Added ETA function to show you how long it has left
  • This will be more accurate on larger files
• Displays current transfer speeds
• Removed option to delete original files

nxDumpMerger v0.2.1

Designed to merge Nintendo Switch dumps from nxdumptool.

For NSP parts, dumps should be in format game.nsp/00, game.nsp/01, game.nsp/02 and so on, where game.nsp is a folder.
For XCI parts, dumps should be in format game.xc0, game.xc1, game.xc2 and so on.

This application was quickly chucked together in an afternoon and may have several bugs, which is why I have labelled this pre-release. Please report any bugs or situations where the application has failed so I can improve this.

The application is written in Python with tkinter, however I have attached a Windows version below which shouldn't require installing Python or any additional libraries.

This is untested on macOS and Linux, however should work