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*[[VPK (file format)]] - {{Code|.vpk}} file format ({{src|4.1}}, {{Src2|4.1}}) | *[[VPK (file format)]] - {{Code|.vpk}} file format ({{src|4.1}}, {{Src2|4.1}}) | ||
*[[VPK (file format)/Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines]] - {{Code|.vpk}} file format on {{vtmb|4.1}} | *[[VPK (file format)/Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines]] - {{Code|.vpk}} file format on {{vtmb|4.1}} | ||
* | *[[vpk.exe]] - Executable that creates {{code|.vpk}} package files for {{src|4.1}}. | ||
*[[vpk.exe]] - Executable that creates {{code|.vpk}} package files | *[[vpk.exe (Source 2)]] - Executable that creates {{code|.vpk}} package files for {{src2|4.1}}. | ||
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Revision as of 21:30, 4 April 2025
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VPK ("Valve PacK") is a package format used by post-GCF Source engine games to store content, as well as in Source 2. It was first introduced in Left 4 Dead engine branch. Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines also use similar file extension, but the package format is not the same as Valve's VPK.
VPK refers to:
- VPK (file format) -
.vpkfile format (
Source, 
Source 2) - VPK (file format)/Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines -
.vpkfile format on
Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines - vpk.exe - Executable that creates
.vpkpackage files for Source. - vpk.exe (Source 2) - Executable that creates
.vpkpackage files for Source 2.
- Todo: Create page & Documentation.