In 1997 Quake II was released ending the Strogg's collective leader the Makron being killed. Quake III moves away from the Strogg, but the universe's worst cybernetic foes return in Quake IV, ready to be destroyed yet again by Earth's forces. Quake II left the Strogg home planet without its planetary defenses, leaving it open for your attack as part of Earth's new armada. You help deliver the final assault to the Strogg as Matthew Kane, member of an elite squad fighting along squadmates with vehicles and advanced weaponary. Quake IV is based on the Doom III engine, although it is apparent that Quake IV will be a superior modding platform thanks to iD and Raven's efforts in optimizing the netcode, adding vehicles, and general fixes made to the engine since Doom III's release.
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This program allow you to see into the big files in games like Quake 2 (go look in the BaseQ2 sub directory, see the big PAK0.PAK file, that's one) and extract files to anywhere you want easily. By using the HyperRipper (included) you can also scan files for know formats (MP3,OGG,WAV,AVI,TGA,BMP,...). For some custom games texture formats you can convert them to TGA or BMP for easy use.
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or, one can simply rename the pak000.pk4 into pak000.zip and then unzip it, that also works :) shame this program never managed to handle the .res and other files in the Project IGI game cuss theres many nice sounds in that game
Ahh this program.. I admit I used it at one point to copy some sounds in the original FEAR to make some of the sounds in a HL mod better. ( This was just my end, never used it in any official release of anything )
.. though this was a long time ago back when fear1 was new itself :p
Very usefull,lots of games are supported.A must have app for every modder.