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Well, the work around could be to replace the rest of the for loops with Do; While loops.

I hope to release a new version some time later this year, with some added features, but also some bug fixes.

Is there an example of such a file ?

If it doesn't work, you can always paste the script found at the wiki in a text document and run that on a file from the Run MexScript On.. option.

http://www.xentax.com --> script for C&C is already old

Well, there are two problems, one of them a bug, another a lacking feature. First, the progress window of multiex.dll does a strang calculation once more than one For...Next loop is used and this results in an error after which multiex.dll decides it cannot finish the job. Once I had removed that, D...

Oh my god ! You're amazing! It works first time around! But I noticed a stupid stupid bug in multiex.dll that will crash MultiEx Commander. . . . This is not due to your MexScript however! But my own sloppy coding. This will need a fix. I hope to get round to that soon. But here's proof that you got...

By the way, if someone fluent in MexScript is reading this: Is there any way to get the file size of a currently opened file or alternatively check for EOF? Also, can certain characters (such as spaces) be removed from strings? Well, there are a number of options. The current implementation of MexS...

I just thought this would make a subject for the Holy Cow! forum. There's a lot of questions asked about this or that file type, people figuring out archive formats and the like. The general idea behind this all is of course modding a favourite game. But what happens after the analyses are complete?...

Rahly wrote: Mainly because 8bit doesn't have endianess

LOL.

LOL! And let's not forget Guild Wars

Your're playing it on this old box?

Really NICE!

No problem. That's what we do .

1. Check you have the right version of MultiEx Commander (4.3.0) and open with the MexScript option. First point to the .txt file and then choose the pkr file. 2. I tried it at another computer and I could open media.pkr with no problems 3. There's no music in the media.pkr file, only Bink video fil...

Okay, exactly like I thought. And the files are either compressed using Zlib or not. Due to MexScript not being all too flexible, I have to create two scripts, one to extract the compressed ones and one to extract the uncompressed ones. There are attached here. I used it on the media.pkr file (uncom...