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### SaintCoinach.Cmd

The project `SaintCoinach.Cmd` is a very basic console application that can be used to extract various assets.

To use it, run `SaintCoinach.Cmd.exe` in your terminal with a parameter which helps locate your game installation. For example:
```
.\SaintCoinach.Cmd.exe 'C:\Program Files (x86)\SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY XIV - A Realm Reborn'
```
The following commands are currently supported:

* `lang`: Displays or changes the language used for data files. Valid arguments are `Japanese`, `English`, `German`, `French`. If no argument is supplied the currently used language is shown.
* `lang`: Displays or changes the language used for data files. Valid arguments are `Japanese`, `English`, `German`, `French`, `ChineseSimplified`. If no argument is supplied the currently used language is shown.
* `raw`: Exports a file from the game assets without any conversions. The argument should be the friendly name of the file.
* `image`: Exports a file from the game assets as a PNG-image. The argument should be the friendly name of the image file.
* `ui`: Exports one or multiple UI icons as PNG-images. The argument can either be the number of a single UI icon, or the first and last number for a range of icons seperated by a space. Valid numbers are in the interval [0, 999999].
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