[Tutorial] How to pack a mod into a .pak file

[robhal]

Video by ilovesfv




Alternate download link for u4pak: https://mega.nz/#!sE4n1TaR!kE7cvzLPEku5g...t7iYgIDIt0

NOTE: The same way can also be applied for Tekken 7 and maybe MvCI too.

[SUPERVERITECH]

The video no longer exists.. I can exctract pak but I can't seem to work out how to repak them..

[robhal]

@SUPERVERITECH
Usually you gonna have more reliable result if you copy the mod folder (the one you drag into the "DROP_MOD_FOLDER_HERE-SFV" bat file) into the u4pak folder first.

[KrizmKazm]

The video no longer exists.. I can exctract pak but I can't seem to work out how to repak them..

To make a mod a PAK file:

1.)  Copy u4pak.exe into the root of a specific mod's folder (which should include the StreetFighterV/Content/Chara.. folders).



2.)  Hold SHIFT > Right Click any empty space in that folder > Open Command Prompt (or Open PowerShell, something similar ie; a command prompt).

3.)  Type u4pak.exe pack name_of_mod.pak StreetFighterV, hit Enter.

You should now have a PAK version of the mod in that same root folder.

[siegfried129]

@robhal
heelo need help
I recently installed W10 and I want to make .pak files but I do not recognize the u4pak but I try to install it. What I can do?
please

[robhal]

@siegfried129
I don't use Win10 so I am not sure, but it maybe caused by Windows Defender (the built-in antivrus program from Windows) blocks the u4pak program as it probably classifies the u4pak as malware (it's false alarm).

[D.R.E.]

i need help i have a MM Street Fighter V folder with a mod in it, but i dont necessarily know the name of the mod. i'm trying to use the u4pak method in powershell by just using the name of the folder i have it in, but its not working. what can i do? @robhal

u4pak.exe pack nameoffolder.pak StreetFighterV

isnt working

i pasted the upak exe in the right place and the street fighter v folder has the content folder inside of it

[robhal]

@D.R.E.
Sometimes the u4pak program doesn't work properly with the mod folder with long path, so make sure the path is not too long such as "C:\u4pak" (no quote ofc) and usually it's better if you copy/move the mod folder you want to pak into the u4pak folder (the example earlier). So in your case, the path is gonna be like this: "C:\u4pak\[mod folder] (any name is okay)\StreetFighterV\.." (again, no quote).

[D.R.E.]

got it to work thx!1

[robhal]

@D.R.E.
Not familiar with PowerShell as I never use it, but have you tried using the regular command prompt (cmd) instead?

[D.R.E.]

they are one in the same on windows 10

ppwershell = cmd window

[robhal]

@D.R.E.
Oh, don't know that as I still use Windows 7 and in here CMD and Power Shell are separate. Anyway, I can't think of other things atm that can help you so I am sorry, maybe someone with Win10 can help you later.