I've updated my CRC tool (x86 and x64 binaries attached) so that you're able to specify different word lists for each "next" word, with it resorting to the final list if this is shorter than the number of appendings requested.
Attachment:
CRCFinder.zip [208.03 KiB]
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For example, I've tried running
Code:
-t 8 -d "GunManuf.txt|GunOther.txt" -c crc.csv -s " " -e "01|02" -p "gun - " -a 3 --crcoverride "FFA4D081,69F03065,2876EA61,485FE728,E680FB41,36322B9D,806DC7ED,AB68D478,2027364A,7AEF671A,86503DFE"
The format of the argument for -d is that you provide a comma-separated list of filenames for each word slot, with the lists for each slot themselves being separated by a vertical pipe. For example:
Code:
-d "f1,f2|f3,f4,f5|f6,f7"
uses words from f1 and f2 for the first word, from f3, f4, and f5 for the second, and from f6 and f7 for the third onwards.
I've also included a few gun lists (very quick and dirty, though) in the zip.
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