Updated the program, same link.
Basically there's now an option to choose the palette file, which is what you asked for in your PM. For example if you wanted to extract Ako.pac with the assist palette (Ako_p1.pal), you'd do this:
To use the default .pal like normal, just omit that option.
Code:
Usage: DBFCPacTool inFile outDir [-p num]
inFile: The .pac file to extract. Can alternatively be a folder of .pac files
outDir: The folder to save the converted files to
-p: Use this flag to select a palette numberBasically there's now an option to choose the palette file, which is what you asked for in your PM. For example if you wanted to extract Ako.pac with the assist palette (Ako_p1.pal), you'd do this:
Code:
DBFCPacTool.exe Ako.pac output -p 1To use the default .pal like normal, just omit that option.