One way to do that is to write a script for an archive that Mr. Mouse and FriendsofWatto don't have time to do... There are probably a few other ways, for instance, I didn't write a script (but I did try! :wink: ) and I was still graced with a free Serial Code. Oh, I remember what I did. I told Mr. ...

Sorry, that was me, forgot to log in...

No, I'm not, and from their small sizes, I'm pretty confident in saying that they are not archives. i just wanted to be sure. I'll get the next type uploaded, then...

...anyone? Please?

And here's from Ultimate Demolition Derby...

(I'm not sure if these are archives or not, there are a couple other extensions for these games that might be though...)

Here's a .dff file from the games Rebel Trucker and Ultimate Demolition Derby. They're both made by 3Romans for Global Star Software, so they're probably the same format. But I'll upload one file from each game for you to check.

I could imagine... ...or could I?

Always the busybody, eh?

Ok, thanks! And I swear, I will try to learn how to script for MexCom... but right now, I just discovered the wonders of Visual Basic...

I know this might sound like I'm trying to take credit when I really didn't work on the scripts themselves any, but will I recieve a code for my part?

Wow, nice work, machf! I still need to learn a scripting language (like JS), I have a feeling that writing scripts for MexCom would be much easier if I had one under my belt... I keep meaning to take the time to learn one, but I never get around to it...

The only way I could think of would be to search for the presence or absence of a specific type of data...

That's two down, two to go... the .MAP and .RSC are going to be real nightmares to write, I'd imagine...

Doing a google search, I came up with this URL: http://www.rpgexpert.com/2409.html. If you want to see the search yourself, click below:

http://www.google.com/search?q=star+war ... model+file

Actually, that would work too. Until then, though, we'll just have to go by the file sizes...