Clean Work Structure

Since unpacking a package or file will always unpack everything in the files/source directory, it is very important to always keep it clean and up to date. So if you are done with editing a file, move it out of the files/[source/unpacked/newpack] directory, so it is no longer being processed the next time you un/pack. This is especially important for .ebp files as the de/compilation of their script can take quite a while.

The #1.-unpack-packages option will unpack all sections of a package. However, if you do not plan on modifying all, you can just delete them afterwards so they aren't unpacked with the #3.-unpack-files option.

Also keep in mind that the workshop doesn't always support all sections of a package.

For example, if you unpack a .ebp file that contains a section_014.bin, it will not be unpacked into the files/unpacked directory as it is unsupported. So whenever you run the #2.-pack-packages option to create a new .ebp, it will be missing section_014.bin. If you want it to be included, you have to copy it from the files/source/*.ebp.dir directory over to the files/newpack/*.ebp.dir directory.

This behaviour is intended as it gives the user full control over what a package should contain.