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Come In and Help Figure out how to edit

 

Now that we are inside

 

Help figure out how to convert/open/edit the files Emperor's Tomb files

 

Please Help

 

the extensions of the files are as listed

-msh

-gin

-ban

-mtx

-sls

-ssc

-boneanim

-ddb

-rpe

-pin

-str

 

PS:When we figure it out people can make their own Indy adventures/levels

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The .mtx files are multiple (tga?) image files compiled into 1 file as the bat files say. Given the license agreement and the unobscured nature of the files, someone should email the collective and ask if they could dole out some file specs or even the mtx.exe that they used to compile the 'MULTITEX' files. Its highly unlikely that you'd get a helpful response but its worth eliminating the simple before working out the file specs.

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so MTX are like rar,zip,iso files that in the MTX files hold numerous files toghether. Right?

 

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So I need to find a application named MTX.EXE? We need to figure out how to unpack it then repack it.

 

Also anybody know anything about the MSH files?other than it stands for mesh

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No, MTX files dont seem to be compressed, rather they are a file that contains a number of images within it. You cant 'find' mtx.exe thats an in-house tool used for compiling the mtx files.

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Its a custom format, ive no doubt that it can be converted back to the individual images however for that someone needs to work out the .mtx file-format. Having the original mtx tool as I suggested before would of course make this much easier since you could compile a known file into an mtx and see how it got stored. Getting mtx.exe is, as I said extremely unlikely and someone would need to ask the collective for it anyway.

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