N nefus Corporal 27 Badges Feb 19, 2012 31 1 Apr 20, 2014 Add bookmark #1 Is there a way to rename your Mod locally before you publish it?
player1 fanatic Major 9 Badges May 1, 2012 707 48 Apr 20, 2014 Add bookmark #2 You can edit mod's .info file directly from notepad, which can be used to change mod name.
N nefus Corporal 27 Badges Feb 19, 2012 31 1 Apr 20, 2014 Add bookmark #3 I found the info files. Just to let folks know where they are. For me they were at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\32094082\205990\local\mods Just search for *.info and you can find them.
I found the info files. Just to let folks know where they are. For me they were at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\32094082\205990\local\mods Just search for *.info and you can find them.
Shidan Major 105 Badges Aug 30, 2013 614 279 Apr 20, 2014 Add bookmark #4 Also when you publish a mod it allows you to rename the published version, which doesn't have to be the same as draft.
Also when you publish a mod it allows you to rename the published version, which doesn't have to be the same as draft.
N nefus Corporal 27 Badges Feb 19, 2012 31 1 Apr 21, 2014 Add bookmark #5 Right. But its easier to fix it in the .info file with notepad++. I prefer using it because I don't have to remember the file paths.
Right. But its easier to fix it in the .info file with notepad++. I prefer using it because I don't have to remember the file paths.
RedSonjaOne Corporal 15 Badges Jul 31, 2010 33 0 Apr 21, 2014 Add bookmark #6 How can I unpack a pack file?
player1 fanatic Major 9 Badges May 1, 2012 707 48 Apr 21, 2014 Add bookmark #7 Check binaries in main game folder. One of them should be command line tool just for that.
RedSonjaOne Corporal 15 Badges Jul 31, 2010 33 0 Apr 21, 2014 Add bookmark #8 I can not find exe with the can!
player1 fanatic Major 9 Badges May 1, 2012 707 48 Apr 21, 2014 Add bookmark #10 Check where game is installed (steam, something something warlock2). Executable are there. Unpacker is called Squeezer.exe. Just run it from command prompt and you'll get instructions how to run it to pack or unpack files.
Check where game is installed (steam, something something warlock2). Executable are there. Unpacker is called Squeezer.exe. Just run it from command prompt and you'll get instructions how to run it to pack or unpack files.
temudjin-khan Private 6 Badges May 12, 2013 14 1 Apr 21, 2014 Add bookmark #11 How to unpack .pack files 1) Create a .bat file unpack.bat: @set p="K:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Warlock 2" md %1_pack %p%\Squeezer.exe /e %1 %1_pack @pause 2) Adjust the first line to your Warlock 2 directory 3) Put the file anywhere (The Warlock 2 directory springs to mind) 4) Right-Click on .pack file 5) Select Open With ... 6) Check: Always use the selected program ... 7) Click on Browse and select unpack.bat Now a double-click on filename.pack will create a new directory filename.pack_pack with the contents of filename.pack. Hope that helps. Last edited: Apr 21, 2014
How to unpack .pack files 1) Create a .bat file unpack.bat: @set p="K:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Warlock 2" md %1_pack %p%\Squeezer.exe /e %1 %1_pack @pause 2) Adjust the first line to your Warlock 2 directory 3) Put the file anywhere (The Warlock 2 directory springs to mind) 4) Right-Click on .pack file 5) Select Open With ... 6) Check: Always use the selected program ... 7) Click on Browse and select unpack.bat Now a double-click on filename.pack will create a new directory filename.pack_pack with the contents of filename.pack. Hope that helps.