Split and Share Large Files with GSplit

This can easily be done in Linux with a variety of tools, split being one. I'm assuming you are using Windows however, as you mentioned Notepad++.

GSplit is very fast and efficient: it even splits very large files, with sizes higher than 4 GB, without any problem. Two useful file splitting modes.

I would like to split it into different .txt files, at the lines that start with *[Something]. The [Something] should go into the file name like World_Vertices ...

I want to split the file into multiple parts to create two (or more) separate files of equal size, or just delete all lines from the 200k-400k rows.

Learn how to efficiently zip and split large files using 7-Zip on Windows or Keka on Mac for easy storage and sharing, ensuring smooth Zanda imports.

I am looking to break up a large text file into multiple individual text files with names taken from the large file. Example below: (Large file) ...

Use the split command in Git Bash to split a file: into files of size 500MB each: split myLargeFile.txt -b 500m. into files with 10000 lines ...

In Total Commander, highlight the file you want to split. Select [file][split file] from the menu. In the pop-up, select your target-directory ...

You can use the “split” command, or you can use “dd” in a loop to chop the file into bite-sized pieces. You could also write a quickie script in ...

On the Advanced tab, go to Play script and select SplitLargeFileByLineNumber.js. Script Split 3. 7. You're done! Your large file will be split based upon the ...