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Editors Depot - Mission Editing and Scripting => OFP - Editing/Scripting General => Topic started by: Toninator on 17 May 2003, 11:22:11

Title: How does the PBOdecryptor work?
Post by: Toninator on 17 May 2003, 11:22:11

I got PBOdecryptor 1.4. How will I get it work that I can open maps? ???

Title: Re:How does the PBOdecryptor work?
Post by: Knut Erik on 17 May 2003, 13:57:52

Select the pbo file you want decrypted, and then press "decrypt"
Then put the folder you gets into your ofp\users\yourname\missions
Now you can open it in your mission editor  :D

Title: Re:How does the PBOdecryptor work?
Post by: Toninator on 18 May 2003, 20:04:56

 :(But it reads decompress, and it will make them to notepad files with nothing in them

Title: Re:How does the PBOdecryptor work?
Post by: Knut Erik on 18 May 2003, 20:26:40

Sorry, my mistake.
It should be decompress.

What do you mean? Nothing in them? Can you be a bit more spesific?

Title: Re:How does the PBOdecryptor work?
Post by: Toninator on 19 May 2003, 17:11:22

Well it becomes as log -file and it's just blank inside. And of course I cannot open it in mission editor because there is nothing inside. Might the thing that I used the map in the Mpmissionscache affect that.

Title: Re:How does the PBOdecryptor work?
Post by: Iwesshome on 19 May 2003, 17:34:14

Sounds like you are looking for the folder you decompressed.... it should be the same name of the pbo file in the same directory as your pbo

Example

C:\My Documents\Test.pbo

Decompress

C:\My Documents\Test (folder)

The notepad is the log file I believe that is left by the depbo tool...

IW