Well, that certainly is helpful. .idx might be .index eh? There are 6220 files listed in there. All images. But not saved there. The header is the same as the big file and resources start at 38. Size and offset info are saved in the .idx file. Some of the images are in Progressive Graphics Format (....

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That's right. This topic will be moved when you reply here again, so you'll have read this message and know that it will be moved to the Game Request forum. Freelancer is already supported in MexCom, I suppose you mean other file types than the one supported, eh? ;) Can you tell us which exactly? An...

The link did not bring me to samples.

The bins are all like I put on the WIKI. The ADT are not archives in my opinion. What they are, I don't know.

We need more samples. How? Click on the link in my signature to view the rules.

Chances are good. Read the Game Request rules : click the link in my signature.

I've noticed some of this when I edit files with MultiEx, the files I'm not editing, when rebuilding the archive, it sometimes gets bigger. I don't really know why it happens or how to fix it in any case. If you find out, please post. P.S. What programming language are you using? or just command li...

The only thing I came up with was SUIT, something to do with Simple User Interface Tools, that also gives files with .sui extension.

Ok thanks. I can see that the specs at the WIKI ( http://wiki.xentax.com ) are not complete. This pak format is again different from that description, not much, but enough to not work with any program.

I will see if I can come up with a universal method that WILL support them.

Do a search at the WIKI for PAC

http://wiki.xentax.com/index.php/Main_Page

You'll find some hits.

The one from Rumble Roses is the one to go for. Note however, that the format is still far from complete.

Plugin: D64 files ------------------- http://www.xentax.com/taoc/pics/mexcom_d64.JPG I had created a prog that would open .D64 files (Commodore 64 disk images). I turned it into a plugin for MultiEx Commander. Now those 8-bit geeks with long beards that, like me, come from the C64 era, can open and ...

Thanks! You can track the progress at the XeNTaX WIKI.

http://wiki.xentax.com

Just go to Work in Progress and select the game.

You can track any progress at the WIKI (go to Work in Progress).

I guess they removed the tga header/tail stuff . This is seen quite often.