Doom III
Single & Multiplayer First Person Shooter
Mechanical Brain SoftWorks
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IdTech4 File Unpacker 1.0.0.0
Description
This little tool, useful for modders, is an automatic unpacker manager for games based on IdTech4 engine (also called Trinity) which supports Doom3, Quake 4, Prey and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. It is useful to unpack the entire game data preserving the "game's view" folder and file structure. See the description for other information like requisites.
This software was developed in Microsoft Visual C# 2008, it's a 32bit software, it works on Microsoft Windows 2000/Xp SP2/2003/Vista, it requires the Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0, or newer version, and the Microsoft J# 2.0 redistributable files.
The Setup will automatically check if all software requisites are installed correctly, in case something is missing you will be prompted with a message that allows you to directly go to the official Microsoft web site for download what you need.
Or, if you prefer, you can download the tool's software requisites from these links:
.Net Framework 2.0 redistributable package: Microsoft.com
Microsoft J# 2.0 redistributable package: Microsoft.com
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May be able to unpack also the Return to Castle Wolfenstein (that will use IdTech4) when available ?
Good tool !
Probably Yes, through the "UnPack from a folder" function.
Thanks!