Generates a Resources.pri file from PNG and RESW files in a content directory. Takes the same parameters as taken by the makepkg pack command, with the exception of the optional mapfile. Steps include running Submission Validator, which generates the log file that documents possible issues with package submission. Runs the validation steps without building the package. One common way to prevent this is to avoid merging read-only data sections into another executable section when compiling your binaries. For this reason, makepkg will fail if it's presented a binary with such traits. Such relocations require modifications to the executable section at load time, which could enable code modifications to take place during this time. NOTE: Makepkg rejects binaries that contain relocations from within executable sections. You can manually lay out these files in the layout.xml file, by specifying "Registration" in the ID attribute for the chunk that contains these files. For more advanced scenarios, see the topic for the Make package resource index (makepri.exe) command-line tool. NOTE: Use makepkg localize to generate the Resources.pri file.
Among these files are nfig, any images referenced within nfig, and Resources.pri, if present. MakePkg.exe will scan for certain files in your package and will move them to a special registration chunk. To protect the package file for secure upload use the /lk switch (recommended for development and submission for console) or /l switch, which will override the default behavior. These packages should not be considered cryptographically protected.
For a description of the game config schema, see nfig Schema.īy default, makepkg pack encrypts the package by using a well-known encryption key recognized by all Development Kits for testing purposes (also known as the /lt encryption switch). The nfig file can be found in the build output directory of your app's Visual Studio project. The content directory specified (/d) must contain a valid game configuration file with the name nfig. For example, to package the contents of a directory with three files-a.txt, b.txt, and game.exe-the following mapping file would be used: įor a description of the mapping file schema, see Deployment Package Schema.
Makepkg pack /f /d /pd /productid Ĭreates an app package in the output package directory by adding files specified within the mapping file. Makepkg genid /storeid | /productid packĬreates a new app package from files on disk.
A product ID GUID can be converted back to a Store ID. The generated GUID will match the product ID provided during submission of your product. The generated file will contain a single chunk and can be edited to split into chunks or provide tags as needed.Ĭonverts between a Product ID GUID and a Store ID. Makepkg command Commands genmapīuilds an XML file to be used with the pack command based on contents of a target folder. Creates app packages and app package metadata.
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