Fpck

[GrimmJeel]

I extracted all the character file from Tatsunoko vs Capcom, all of the characters have fpck files, Noesis usually extracts them but this time it will not extract, I thought they would be in brres files

[Rakia]

Oh.
I thought you were angry about something and just didn't want to say the bad word.
But that's awesome, hopefully you get the files to work out somehow.

[GrimmJeel]

Oh.
I thought you were angry about something and just didn't want to say the bad word.
But that's awesome, hopefully you get the files to work out somehow.

lol, I'm trying

[Random Talking Bush]

http://www.mediafire.com/?vty5jymlmm2

Extract the FPKTool.exe to the same folder as the FPK files you would like to extract. Then, go to the command prompt in that folder, and type "fpktool.exe -u *FPKNAME* *FOLDERNAME*". Fill in the FPKNAME with the name of the FPK file you'd like to extract (usually 0000.fpk), and the foldername with the folder to extract it to (I usually put "1"), as I move it out of there afterwards.

[GrimmJeel]

http://www.mediafire.com/?vty5jymlmm2

Extract the FPKTool.exe to the same folder as the FPK files you would like to extract. Then, go to the command prompt in that folder, and type "fpktool.exe -u *FPKNAME* *FOLDERNAME*". Fill in the FPKNAME with the name of the FPK file you'd like to extract (usually 0000.fpk), and the foldername with the folder to extract it to (I usually put "1"), as I move it out of there afterwards.

Thanks for that, but do I need the asterisks and quotations?

It keeps saying that Fpk tool is not recognized as an internal program

[Random Talking Bush]

http://www.mediafire.com/?vty5jymlmm2

Extract the FPKTool.exe to the same folder as the FPK files you would like to extract. Then, go to the command prompt in that folder, and type "fpktool.exe -u *FPKNAME* *FOLDERNAME*". Fill in the FPKNAME with the name of the FPK file you'd like to extract (usually 0000.fpk), and the foldername with the folder to extract it to (I usually put "1"), as I move it out of there afterwards.

Thanks for that, but do I need the asterisks and quotations?

It keeps saying that Fpk tool is not recognized as an internal program

No. Here's an example. Let's say you put it in Ryu's folder. You would extract the FPKTool.exe into the same folder. Then you'd go to the command prompt, use the "cd" commands to go to the same folder (i.e. F:\Models\Tatsunoko vs. Capcom - Ultimate All-Stars\chr\ryu, like mine is) and type this:

Code:

fpktool.exe -u 0000.fpk ryutvc

And that would extract Ryu's files into a new folder called "ryutvc".

[GrimmJeel]

I think i messed up somehow, but then again I suck with command prompt

[Crett]

I don't know if spaces are allowed, try using underscores in place of them.

[Random Talking Bush]

I see some redundancy there. Try typing

Code:

cd C:\Users\Chris\Desktop\Tatsunoko vs Capcom Models\zer

first to set up the directory correctly, then type

Code:

fpktool.exe -u 0000.fpk zer

afterward. If done correctly, there should be a new folder named "zer" inside of the original "zer" folder, with all of Zero's BRRES files.

[GrimmJeel]

What will the command prompt say if I did it properly?

[Random Talking Bush]

What will the command prompt say if I did it properly?

It should say something along these lines:

Code:

TvC-UAS FPK Tool by RupertAvery

process file 0000.fpk ...
offset: 000000d0 flen: 0003fbb5 length: 000b0900 file: enemy/n_slm/0000.brres
offset: 0003fc90 flen: 000001e9 length: 00000cd0 file: enemy/n_slm/0010.dat
offset: 0003fe80 flen: 000008e7 length: 000020c0 file: eft/enemy/n_slm/n_slm_00.breft
offset: 00040770 flen: 00000298 length: 0000080c file: eft/enemy/n_slm/n_slm_00.breff

And then there should be a new folder in where the FPK file was.

[GrimmJeel]

Thats exactly what i got