The names are in there, use this script in MultiEx Commander Set Size Long 2532 ; GoTo EOF 0 ; SavePos ASI 0 ; GoTo SOF 0 ; Do ; SavePos FO 0 ; Set FN String .DCOM ; Get F String 0 ; String F += FN ; Log F FO Size 0 0 ; Math FO += Size ; GoTo FO 0 ; While FO < ASI ; This will extract the DCOM files ...

Could be useful to some. It reminds me of a command line program I wrote 6 years ago, called MEXSCAN, that had the option to scan for possible headers/string repetitions. Here's the docs: MEXSCAN v1.0 DOC File -===================- Author : Mr.Mouse/XeNTaX Done in 2000 This file has the following co...

Hmm... more work-intensive, but potentially a better system. Can't wait to see what you make of it! :wink: P.S. Better get a replacement index.php page up soon... Which index.php do you refer to? The homepage? Or the blog? The blog is actually not that work intensive, I won't probably make it all t...

Actually, Captain had a better idea still. To use the blog as the new homepage. So that is what I will do.

Well, I'mnot saying *I* could write a converter,I'm just saying I see there's similarities that should make it possible, theoretically. Bruce's comment however makes it more difficult, as extra capabilities are unknown to me. There are more coders out here though, perhaps anyone can give a shot at c...

By the way, Extreme is absolutely right. The DXG files look to be binary SLT files. The similarities are right there. It should be possible to convert the DXG2SLT.

FuZuR wrote:WHERE IS MY SERIAL CODE????

Actually, FuZuR, your PayPal transaction cleared today, and an email - with the key - was send to you hours ago.

FYI:

Tutorial about those SLT files:

http://www.harmoniccycle.com/hc/3d-g-mcm2-tut-obj01.htm

Try Hex Workshop from BreakPoint Software

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Could it not be that the SLT is the actual model that refers to textures in the DXG?

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We have set up a Tools Blog to keep track of new MexCom plugins, scripts and tools and such.

http://www.xentax.com/tblog/index.php

Hope you will find it usefull in the future!

Any new stuff adding on to MultiEx Commander will also show up there for permanent download.

Cheers,

Mr.Mouse

We have set up a Tools Blog to keep track of new MexCom plugins, scripts and tools and such.

http://www.xentax.com/tblog/index.php

Hope you will find it useful in the future!

Any new stuff adding on to MultiEx Commander will also show up there for permanent download.

Cheers,

Mr.Mouse

I have set up a new blog to keep track of plugins and scripts and such. This would also probably be an easy location to direct new visitors that want to download it.

http://www.xentax.com/tblog/index.php