Tool to copy all *.slp files (from Slippi tournament captures) from attached thumbdrives. Useful for TOs running a SSBM tournament.
- Scans all attached FAT32 formatted drives.
- Copies all *.slp replay files into a directory of your choice on your machine.
- Organizes *.slp replay files by thumbdrive in the output directory.
- Optionally deletes *.slp replay files after copying.
- Optionally uses custom drive names in output directory.
- [New!] Optionally renames files on copy to a more human readable format (e.g. "Game_20211025T160457.slp" --> "20211025T160457 - Fox (Green) vs Samus (Green) - Battlefield.slp")
- Full Windows & Linux support. OSX should also work if you run the python script directly, but this is untested.
- Grab the latest release from https://github.com/Grantismo/slpcopy/releases
- Unzip and run slpcopy.exe
- Plug in all thumbdrives you'd like to pull *.slp files off.
- Choose a directory to copy files into.
- Choose settings: (Optionally delete originals after copy and/or use custom drive names).
- Hit 'Start'.
Works well with a multiport usb hub:
$ python slpcopy.py --ignore-gooey --help
usage: slpcopy.py [-h] [--remove_after_copy] [--use_custom_drive_names] [--rename_files] Output Path
blorppppp's *.slp copy tool. Copies all *.slp files from thumbdrives onto your machine.
positional arguments:
Output Path The directory to copy *.slp files into.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--remove_after_copy Delete original *.slp files off thumbdrives after succesfully copying to your machine.
--use_custom_drive_names
Copy *.slp files into a folder with each thumbdrive's custom name (if applicable). If unchecked a new folder will be created for each drive (e.g. "Setup 001")
--rename_files Rename *.slp files into a more human readable format. "Game_20211025T160457.slp" -> "20211025T160457 - Fox (Green) vs Samus (Green) - Battlefield.slp"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiJZX-GUyak&ab_channel=YashichiSSBM
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-configure-autoplay-windows-10