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Both don't seem to care about sizes of injected files and rebuild the offset correctly. If rebuilt compressed or uncompressed also doesn't seem to matter.
One interesting thing I see using the -L switch, maybe this affects CriPakTools:
Before the rebuild the cpk lists all files with property Grps.: "/(none)"
After the rebuild the cpk lists all files with property Grps.: ""
I think YACpkTool.exe (specifically CpkMaker.dll) has issues working in a folder path with spaces in it, giving me: Unable to locate the specified file to inject. Removing Spaces from the path helped that.
And there is likely something with the CPK not having Sub Folders. The closest I can get is with an "/":
YACpkTool.exe -i "BASE.cpk" -R "/dummy.txt" "dummy.txt" -o "BASE_NEW.CPK"
Which sadly produces a System.NullReferenceException in YACpkTool.Program.Main(String[] args) and a corrupted CPK file.
Someone should ask him: https://github.com/Brolijah/YACpkTool/issues