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{{vPKEdit|4}} is a tool that can create, open, extract from and preview the contents of {{ext|vpk|2}} archives. The latest version of VPKEdit is currently 3.1.1,
{{vPKEdit|4}} is an open source MIT-licensed tool that can create, open, extract from and preview the contents of {{ext|vpk|2}} archives. The latest version of
and it currently supports previewing text formats, image formats, and VTF files without having to extract the file from the VPK. Incremental file operations like
{{vPKEdit|4}} is currently 3.1.1, and it currently supports previewing text formats, image formats, and VTF files without having to extract the file from the VPK.
adding or removing files from existing VPKs are supported, as well as creating new ones in any version.
Incremental file operations like adding or removing files from existing VPKs are supported, as well as creating new VPKs in any version.
 
 
Besides the obvious graphical application, {{vPKEdit|4}} is powered by an open-source vpk editing library "libvpkedit". This library's code is stored in the same
Github repository, written in C++17 and also under the MIT license.


== Requires ==
== Requires ==

Revision as of 10:24, 17 September 2023

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VPKEdit VPKEdit is an open source MIT-licensed tool that can create, open, extract from and preview the contents of vpk archives. The latest version of VPKEdit VPKEdit is currently 3.1.1, and it currently supports previewing text formats, image formats, and VTF files without having to extract the file from the VPK. Incremental file operations like adding or removing files from existing VPKs are supported, as well as creating new VPKs in any version.


Besides the obvious graphical application, VPKEdit VPKEdit is powered by an open-source vpk editing library "libvpkedit". This library's code is stored in the same Github repository, written in C++17 and also under the MIT license.

Requires

No dependencies. Simply download the tool from the latest release link below, and either run the installer or save the standalone version to a convenient location.

External links

See also