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[[File:XBLAH's Modding Tool - Pack Custom Folder v1.17.png|thumb|600px|Packing a custom folder]]
[[File:XBLAH's Modding Tool - Pack Custom Folder v1.17.png|thumb|600px|Packing a custom folder]]
Instead of manually packing files into a VPK, you can select a folder under the Custom directory and it will convert all the Unpacked Files into a single VPK. You will have the option to delete the Unpacked Files.
Instead of manually packing files into a [[VPK]], you can select a folder under the {{path|MOD_NAME/custom/}} directory and it will convert all the Unpacked Files into a single [[VPK]]. You will have the option to delete the Unpacked Files.


== Accessing the feature ==
== Accessing the feature ==

Revision as of 14:20, 6 August 2023

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Note.pngNote:This tutorial was written for XBLAH's Modding Tool XBLAH's Modding Tool v1.18.1. Please be aware that subsequent updates might have introduced alterations in terminologies, introduced novel features, or reorganized certain elements within the interface.


Packing a custom folder

Instead of manually packing files into a VPK, you can select a folder under the 🖿MOD_NAME/custom/ directory and it will convert all the Unpacked Files into a single VPK. You will have the option to delete the Unpacked Files.

Accessing the feature

This can be accessed within XBLAH's Modding Tool XBLAH's Modding Tool through Top Menu > Mod > Assets > Pack Subdirectory under /custom/.

Supported Games

See also