With this tool, DXT files from MX vs ATV Unleashed can be converted to type DXT1 or DXT3 DDS files.
you can also convert those back to DXT.
It can be used as a standalone tool (just fire it up), but you can also use it commandline driven.
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XeNTaX released a plugin that will work with Snowy: Fish Frenzy (PC) .ARF files. Only extraction of contents is supported.
Instructions:
Make sure you have a ´arf´ folder in the MexCom plugin folder. Then copy the dll there. Run MultiEx Commander!
Version Info:
1.1.0
Download it here: Snowy.zip
I have released a plugin for MultiEx Commander that allows to open .RES files from the XBox version of MX Unleashed.
Instructions:
make sure you have a “res” folder in the plugin folder of MexCom. Then copy the plugin there.
Version info:
1.0
Grab the plugin here:
mx_unleashed_xbox.zip
Mr.Mouse has released a plugin for MultiEx Commander that´ll handle .PAK files from the PC Game MX vs ATV Unleashed.
Instructions:
make sure you have a “pak” folder in the plugin folder of MexCom. Then copy the plugin there.
Version info:
0.0.7
Get it here: MX vs ATV Unleashed .PAK Plugin
This sure is an improvement compared to the other tool Mr. Mouse tried. I’m also using this post to test the image capabilities of this blog.
blah blah, just added a divider. [update: apparently, the 
icon is not a divider, but splits the post into a teaser and a ‘read more’ part]
right justified text
back to left
indenting makes the world go round
…but it’s not strikethrough, bold, italic, or all together.
I like it a lot…
My, what a nice blog this is, and what a huge picture this is to put in a blog. Oh well, never mind,for a first post, this seems okay. It is a little getting used to, though, a lot of unknowns when I start. But I hope we can have a good site with this here system. The picture? From Thief 3.
After a long pauze, a major update of the world’s top game archive editor is available! A massive update with any new features and hundreds of new games supported!
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The XeNTaX WIKI is a project started by XeNTaX, authors of MultiEx Commander, to create an online free reference base where game modders and potential game modders can find information about the formats of Game Resource Archives (GRA). Usually, GRAs are the files that contain all the resources of a game, such as sounds, textures and scripts. Examples include, C&C Generals *.BIG files, Painkiller *.PAK files, Sacrifice *.WAD files and many, many more. A unique team has worked very hard to already give specifications for more than 600 Game Resource Archive Formats (GRAFs)! Furthermore, information about tools, tutorials and other game-modification related subjects are also to be found! This team is Mr.Mouse (of MultiEx Commander), Watto (of Game Extractor) and Elbereth (of Dragon Unpacker). The website was maintained by Captain Corny, XeNTaX’ webmaster.
You could say that this was a fruitful Dutch-French-Australian collaboration!
Remember, it’s a WIKI, so anyone can edit the WIKI pages to make the best resource available on the net in the field.
Grab the latest installment of MultiEx Commander! Here’s the readme.txt:
*ADVANCED FEATURES NOW NEED REGISTRATION BY DONATION!http://multiex.xentax.com/donate/index.html
*Changes
Exe changes:
– Added registration code to lock certain features
– Fixed the bug preventing custom bms to function normally
– Locked Import options and update from web option behind serial key
– Fixed file filter issue with files having extensions less than three characters
– Added “Acknowledgements” section
– Added Create New Archive dialog
– Added support for ZIP-based game archives in the Create New Archive section
– Miscellaneous fixes and polishes
Mr.Mouse (author of MultiEx Commander) and WATTO (author of Game Extractor) teamed up to create the final word in Tutorials that explain how-to uncover the structure of (game) archivefiles. In The Definitive Guide To Exploring File Formats you will learn step by step how to examine different file formats, how to use tools that can help you on the job, strategies to work out encrypted files and much – much – more. By rights, a valuable document by two of the world’s top experts on exposing file formats. You can download the PDF file at the MultiEx Commander Website, at WATTO’s HQ or just get it now, right here!
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