Trainz Cdp | Extractor

# Batch CDP Extractor Script $sourceFolder = "C:\CDP_Backup" $destFolder = "C:\Extracted_All" $cdpArchive = "C:\Trainz\bin\CDPArchive.exe" Get-ChildItem -Path $sourceFolder -Filter *.cdp -Recurse | ForEach-Object $outputSubFolder = Join-Path $destFolder $ .BaseName New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $outputSubFolder -Force & $cdpArchive extract $ .FullName $outputSubFolder Write-Host "Extracted: $($_.Name)"

Save this as batch_extract.ps1 , adjust the paths, and run it in PowerShell. Q: Can I extract a CDP on a Mac? Yes, but the tools are limited. You can use the built-in Content Manager. Alternatively, run CDPExplorer or CDPArchive.exe via Wine or a Windows virtual machine. trainz cdp extractor

You likely extracted but did not correctly set up the .texture cache files. Use TrainzUtil command line: TrainzUtil compile "path\to\asset" . # Batch CDP Extractor Script $sourceFolder = "C:\CDP_Backup"

CDPArchive.exe extract "C:\Path\to\file.cdp" "C:\Destination\Folder" You can use the built-in Content Manager

Yes. CDPExplorer v2.0+ and recent CDPArchive.exe fully support TANE, TRS19, TRS22, and Trainz Plus.