How about this format : http://forum.xentax.com/viewtopic.php?t=941 It's just a basic directory structure, it looks like. 0-3 Starts off with the length of the id-tag (I assume), 4-n ID tag of the file (all the same in the archives I've seen) then come the entries: Byte - number of directories below...

First try downloading the latest version. v.4.0.1

Yes, I will look at it, I will first enable you to extract the files (I have figured out the format). This might however need a plugin. If so, it will take some time before it is complete, as Rahly and I are doing an overhaul of the pluginsystem in MultiEx Commander. The Pluginmanager is about ready...

Now, all I would need is an actual plugin, so I can rebuild the routines in MultiEx Commander so it will use the plugin.

What does not run exactly? Please be more specific.

Anyway, you can get the mc.rf file to use here, then you can just select Dino and Aliens from inside MultiEx Commander.

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This is a pack of .ogg files ( http://www.vorbis.com ). It looks like it is in a set format. Get the attached mc.mrf file and overwrite the one in the MultiEx Commander\data\config directory. Now in MultiEx Commander you can choose : Sherlock Holmes :TCSE To pick your file, first type *.* to show al...

Excellent, I downloaded it.

Yes, if you can send one or two more, I'd be happy. I noticed a catch, and I have to see if that is always so in this files.

This will let you extract the stuff as it is saved in the files. Note that you will have to find out for yourself the format of each separate file. For instance, .JPGs are files the authors saved in the archive, but they have done something to the format, so you can't readily show them as JPGs. Get ...

Hrmm...interesting, as I was always under the impression from my brief experience with assembly that it was considered "God's Language" because if you are coding for x86 architecture, you can literally tell the processor what to do, instruction by instruction. While this may seem tedious ...

Okay, so these files are compressed right, does anyone also already know the compression method?

As you can see from my programming CV, http://www.xentax.com/html/zuurmancv.html I have programmed in assembly on the Commodore machines and on the IBM PC's, Rahly :P, get your facts straight. ;) I have created a number of graphic demos and utilities, with routines completely in assembly. I also adr...

Well, i have examined them quickly, it seems it can be done, but I have little time at the moment.

Well, thanks for joining! Be welcome!

We could examine the files, sure. But is there any demo or another way of obtaining examples of the files? Perhaps some small ones?

Will look into it. We are still in the process of renewing the plugin system for MultiEx Commander, but perhaps I can do it using standard MultiEx script.