You have to click: “Create the MAS file.”Ĩ ) Notice that the location line makes the new file (or files) you put in there, the same as the others.ĩ) The mas files are okay now you are ready to pack.ġ0) Click the “Create new package file” button and a screen will appear.ġ1) In this screen above select “Create single Cmp Package”.ġ4) In field “A”, you want to give your new mod a name.
(I didn’t open those masses from desktop as you can see)ħ) Now, with the new file in there, you want to finalize the mas file. Notice the “location” section, has another name for just that file. If not found right away, you can just click the same button again to do it al over no harm done.ĥ) If you find the right mas file, you see a screen like this:Ħ) The file you extracted (and altered) earlier, named it the same way you can drag right into the screen of mas2.exe and it will replace the original file in there. Now we can start to mess about without destroying anything the original files are still in place!ģ) In the pop-up window, select the folder you just made and copied the mas files to.Ĥ) Select the mas file you want to open. The smart thing to do (or the only way I know of and works for me) is to:Ģ) Go to the folder where the mas files are and select them all copy them to an empty folder on (for instance) your desktop. In this example, we take the engine.ini file.
These files can be right clicked in the Mas2.exe screen and after selecting “extract” can be found in a folder of your choice. This is just an example in “engine.ini” for instance are gearbox, tires and so on.ġ) The RFCMP opens and unpacks itself when installing in rF2 there’s a folder made in rF2/installed/vehicles/modname/(version number sometimes).Ģ) In the folder from point 1, there are mas files, just unpacked by the RFCMP.ģ) In every mas file, when opened with Mas2.exe there are files.
Tutorial to create an installable RFCMP file Well, here it is: (EDIT: Nikos was so nice to make it into a package to post it in here so you don't have to get the pdf.) It's a small part of unpacking, but mostly about the packing. Now it's not perfect, but it's the way I know it and it works He liked it and asked me to put it in here, so others may use it too. Just tonight a made a description for Nikos how to pack things into a rfcmp with some pictures.
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