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Having said all that....I do have a special gift for u guiz. Don't tell anyone I helped you out tho.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e9hzx5t9gf6zp5w/Arkham%20Knight%20DLC%20Skins.zip?dl=0 ( ... )
I have some feedback on that link of yours.
It is a good practise to include file checksums when doing such uploads, otherwise sooner or later half of the internet will have doubts if the files are unmodified and people will just not touch them.
Please, calculate checksums from ORIGINAL files (NOT from the uploaded files, that would be utterly counterproductive) and add them either to same dbox folder or separately.
If you happen to use Linux you can just CD to BmGame dir of the game and run these
sha256sum * */* */*/*
sha512sum * */* */*/* (about that see note *1 below)
Then collect all terminal output, remove all "some-name is a directory" lines and save it all to a file (2 separate files, 1 per command).
Be sure to not place any unnedeed line breaks, upon file based checksum checkup command will throw errors about "wrong formatting of lines detected" (it doesn't interfere with checksum collection, but it's unnecessary feedback and it may confuse some people).
As far as line break style goes (UNIX vs DOS/Windows) it doesn't matter - it definitely doesn't on UNIX - and for Windows I don't know, maybe some obscure checksum command would complain, in that case you can just convert line breaks with stuff like Notepad++ (Notepadqq on Linux, or stuff like Vim, Atom and others).
File names/extensions - I cannot speak about Windows - but on Linux afaik it completely doesn't matter, you don't even hv to hv file extension.
I usually name them like some-name.256 and some-name.512.
*1 Perhaps I hv slightly backwards approach to this but to date I don't know a way to make it AUTOMATICALLY traverse all subdirs. Man page for the commands in question throws a picture of this software being extremely barebones without any recursive cvar.
Let me remind you - it is IMPERATIVE you run checksums on ORIGINAL files, NOT the upload - if you do that on uploaded files it's UTTERLY POINTLESS and counterproductive.
As far as Windows software for checksums goes I cannot advice anything in particular.
I made short research and found this
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/PowerShell-File-Checksum-e57dcd67 tho I hvn't used it personally (and hv no way of checking now since I run Linux daily and don't hv time to fire up a test system with Windows) so take it with a grain of salt.
There is also this
http://www.labtestproject.com/files/win/sha256sum/sha256sum.exe which I didn't hv occasion to use yet (tho I found it long ago), I don't know if syntax is 100% same as on Linux.
Btw to compare checksums with filelist on Linux you run
sha256sum -c file-containing-checksums.extension-name
sha512sum -c file-containing-checksums.extension-name
(of course you need to be in the same directory as checked files and so needs to be file containing checksums)
There is also this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12276426/windows-equivalent-of-linux-cksum-command and this
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.utility/get-filehash?view=powershell-7.1&viewFallbackFrom=powershell-6 tho syntax help seems incomplete afaict.
Ergo:
Please calculate sha256 and sha512 sum of original files and put them in same dbox folder as the files so that people can have peace of mind that 1.Files are legit 2.Their download isn't corrupted.
Thanks in advance ;)