Difference between revisions of "Documentation/Tools/Game Archive Extractor"

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<pre>scs_extractor archive.scs [output_path]</pre>
 
<pre>scs_extractor archive.scs [output_path]</pre>
  
You may also click and drop the .SCS file onto the SCS Extractor to extract the files. For example drag the base.scs file onto the SCS Extractor. This will then extract all the containing files into the current location. You should do this in a separate folder to keep files tidy, just copy the Base.scs file (for example) into a separate folder along with the scs extractor and then follow the above instruction.
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You may also drag and drop the .SCS file onto the SCS Extractor to extract the files. Dragging '''base.scs''' file onto the SCS Extractor will extract all the containing files into the current location of SCS Extractor. So to keep extracted content out of game original directory, you should create a separate folder, put SCS Extractor in there and then drag over SCS file you want to extract.
  
 
=Download=
 
=Download=
 
Download the extractor [http://modding.scssoft.com/download/scs_extractor.zip here].
 
Download the extractor [http://modding.scssoft.com/download/scs_extractor.zip here].

Revision as of 06:14, 22 August 2016

You may use the provided extractor to unpack the game archive to develop game mods. To repack the archive again use any standard ZIP utility after you've finished your mod.

Usage

scs_extractor archive.scs [output_path]

You may also drag and drop the .SCS file onto the SCS Extractor to extract the files. Dragging base.scs file onto the SCS Extractor will extract all the containing files into the current location of SCS Extractor. So to keep extracted content out of game original directory, you should create a separate folder, put SCS Extractor in there and then drag over SCS file you want to extract.

Download

Download the extractor here.