How would I assign a destination, then?

Well, dragging the .dat file onto the unpacker works... but all it does is spit out some information about the file (number of entries, etc) and then closes after about a second. It doesn't seem to unpack any files when it runs.

First of all, thanks to everyone here for the progress they've made on this. I've been using Irina's Dat Browser program to browse through the .dat file, specifically at the image and sound files. Unfortunately, the program's a little unwieldy, due to a lack of search functions and being able to onl...