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Revision as of 02:01, 4 January 2024
Note:This tutorial was written for 
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.
XBLAH's Modding Tool can view, edit and create 
WAD files.
Accessing the feature
This can be accessed within the tool via 
Top Menu > Materials > WAD Editor.
Working with WADs
When you open the editor, you start with an empty file, to which you can add images and later save it as a WAD. You can also open existing WAD files, edit them and save. Beware of reopening and saving WAD files multiple times, as they can loose quality.
Supported Games
- All
GoldSrc games