For many of you, I'm sure you've encountered the same frustration I did when working on custom rulesets; that is having to change the .pak file to a .zip, edit the files and the change it back. That gets really trying, really fast. Fortunately, in Windows, that's easy to fix. Friendly warning before you try this, editing registry files can TOTALLY fubar your system if you don't know what you're doing. Make sure, for example, that you don't have other programs that use the file extension .pak.

Prisoners of War (P.O.W) 2010 v.3.0 Build 2252Dll Pak.7z (View Contents) 27-May-2020 18:14: 29.2M: Prisoners of War - Bootleg (P.O.W)v.3.0 Build 2252Dll Pak.7z (View Contents) 27-May-2020 18:12: 8.1M: Prisoners of War Remake (P.O.W)v3.0 Build 2252Dll Pak.7z (View Contents) 27-May-2020 18:14: 8.8M: Project R v.3.0 Build 4086.7z. Open Quartz is a project to supply GPL'ed artwork in the form of PAK and WAD files to create a fully GPL game based around the GPL'ed quake sourcecode.This includes models, maps, soundfx. File Name: OpenQuartzWindows2004.08.01.

Anyway, it's a simple registry hack. You just need to make windows recognize .pak files as compressed folders. All you need to do is run CMD as Administrator (Programs->Accessories, the right click command prompt and select Run as Administrator).

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After this is done, the file will be treated as a normal .zip file, and you can explore or replace files as needed (Remember that you can't edit the files directly unless it's supported by your xml editor. AltovaXML Spy handles this, wonderfully).