Kopie van POPData.bf? sorry i don't have that file my game, perhaps its not a real bf file? I do have a POPData.bf though, but its not in bf format, in fact.. my plugin will refuse to open it, although, your mexcom script opens it and gives me the same error you gave me. Perhaps its a script error? ...

What file?

Release

BF plugin for the Prince of Persia games and Beyond Good and Evil (quite possibly, it'll work with other Ubisoft games that use the same Engine.)
FPK plugin for the Sid Meier's Pirates! game
Skeleton delphi source for a plugin, just fill in the blanks, rename, and compile.

Some more goodies

Plugin for Sid Meier's Pirates *.FPK files

I'll release them tonight. Also I was thinking of reviving your Eureka project but with a major modification.

what do you mpGetOptions() for when you startup?

screens of the BF plugin




Exports good as well

wait a min on that, i have to check something else out too.

I thought we fixed that, and I sent you another version.

Small problem, BF plugin only supports the OPENFLAG_FOREXPORT if the plugin doesn't have SUPPORTFLAG_CREATE, then OPENFLAG_CREATENEW and OPENFLAG_OPENALWAYS shouldn't be passed, as CREATENEW OPENALWAYS CREATENEW = overwrite file with a new archive OPENALWAYS = if archive file doesn't exist create a ...

This is kinda better, now i have a final product to work with

I'm already thinking of new ideas for the new one

Skeleton plugin for delphi is done, I'll be releasing it the same time i've finished updating the BF plugin.

Actually, i decoded the assembly for the save game access of the first diablo, and figured out the format from that, since save games use the same format, but they are also password encrypted. I wrote down all the documentation.

oh and again, the manager handles all this, doesn't matter what the plugin does.

I know, I've spend days on it in the past. And got it to work eventually. The 'correct' way to return a string (this is what I used anyway): function PlugInVersions(Path: PChar; BufferSize: Integer; var Buffer: PChar): Integer; stdcall; forward; (returning string length as function result). for i:=...