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I agree with Claw. "One mustn't criticize other people on grounds where he can't stand perpendicular himself" - Twain

Perceptron, did you try this? I tried and it did not work.

Well for FO2, patches are usually made into a patch DAT, but for FO1 this is not the case. Patches for FO1 simply put files in the \data directory. You should be able to put your translated files there. AFAIK the FO1 engine doesn't support reading a patch DAT, so unless you made a completely...

This belongs in the Fallout Modding/Hacking and Project Annoucements forum .... moving. Please read the stickied posts.

That mysterious . folder showing up in DatExplorer probably doesn't actually exist. DatExplorer has a bit of a strange user interface, and I don't useit anymore since DAT2 became available. I have a build.bat file I click on to make the dats (uses DAT2). If I need to extract a dat I can also use...

Put the DAT2 util (and zlib1.dll) in another directory somewhere and include it in your PATH environment variable. For example, I put all of my fallout modding tools in \FOTOOLS and include that in my PATH (you can set this in windows control panel). This is what I do in my batch file that...

The link in my post above points directly to Noid's site where the utility originates. http://members.fortunecity.com/noid84/

Recurse means "include subdirectories". The source tree of my mod looks like: \art \data \maps \proto \scripts \sound \text The -r option tells DAT2 to include all of these subdirectories in the DAT. Without the -r there will be nothing in the DAT because there's no files at the top...

They are listed on the Tools page, but I just discovered some broken links. I usually use Noid's FRM2GIF and Anchorite's GIF2FRM.

I'm moving this to the Fallout Modding/Hacking and Project Announcements forum. This forum is for Mapping. Regarding your questions: 1) I suggest using FRM2GIF instead of FRM2BMP. This requires the Fallout color.pal (pallete) file, which you can find in master.dat. Just put the color.pal...

To build a DAT file: DAT2 a -r \Directory\Filename.DAT *.* a - command: add files to dat file -r - option: recurse subdirectories This will make a DAT from the current directory and include everything in it, placing the DAT in the directory specified. To extract a DAT file: DAT2 x...