IRDKit is a tool that allows direct use of LibIRD functionality from the command line interface.
For full help instructions, run irdkit help
For all options, run irdkit help create
To create an IRD from an ISO, run irdkit create game.iso
Multiple ISOs can be processed at once with irdkit create game1.iso game2.iso
Or a whole directory of ISOs can be processed with irdkit create ./ISO, or recursively with irdkit create -r ./ISO
The IRD will be created in the same folder as the ISO, with the same filename.
A different IRD path and/or filename can be defined with -o or --output=
By default, IRDs will be created by pulling keys from redump.org
A key can be manually provided with -k or --key=
A key file can be provided with -f game.key or --key-file=
A key from GetKey log file can be used with -l game.getkey.log or --getkey-log=
By default, a PIC will be generated assuming a default layerbreak
A layerbreak value can be provided with -b or --layerbreak=
A PIC from a GetKey log file can be used with -l game.getkey.log or --getkey-log=
For all options, run irdkit help info
To print info about an ISO or IRD file, run irdkit info game.iso or irdkit info game.ird
The info can be printed to a file, e.g. -o out.txt or --output=
The info can be formatted as a JSON with -j or --json
For all options, run irdkit help diff
To compare two IRDs, run irdkit diff game1.ird game2.ird
The comparison can be printed to a file, e.g. -o out.txt or --output=
For all options, run irdkit help rename
To rename an IRD (or folder of IRDs) according to a redump DAT, run irdkit rename -d redump.dat game.ird