Monster Hunter G Wii New English Patch

[dragonslayer]

I mean the following text....

[Adam]

I mean the following text....

Majority of those are not stored in main.dol and will take some more digging to find their strings.

I will be looking into the Wisdom of the Chief text after I'm done item,weapon, and armour descriptions.

[dragonslayer]

I mean the following text....

Majority of those are not stored in main.dol and will take some more digging to find their strings.

I will be looking into the Wisdom of the Chief text after I'm done item,weapon, and armour descriptions.

In wich file are they ?, i want help you

[Adam]

In wich file are they ?, i want help you

I'm still searching through them to try and find them, I haven't found where yet.

[Adam]

In wich file are they ?, i want help you

They are likely somewhere in 0000.fpk if you can figure out how to un pack and repack them please let me know.

[dragonslayer]

In wich file are they ?, i want help you

They are likely somewhere in 0000.fpk if you can figure out how to un pack and repack them please let me know.

"FPKtool" seems to work extracting this kind of files...

https://github.com/Shadowth117/FpkTool/releases/tag/1.0

http://www.mediafire.com/?vty5jymlmm2

How to use:
Extract the FPKTool.exe to the same folder as the FPK files you would like to extract.
Then, go to the command (cmd) prompt in that folder, and type "fpktool.exe -u *FPKNAME* *FOLDERNAME*".
Fill in the FPKNAME with the name of the FPK file you'd like to extract (usually 0000.fpk), and the foldername with the folder to extract it to.

Example:
fpktool.exe -u 0000.fpk mhgwii

[Adam]

In wich file are they ?, i want help you

They are likely somewhere in 0000.fpk if you can figure out how to un pack and repack them please let me know.

"FPKtool" seems to work extracting this kind of files...

https://github.com/Shadowth117/FpkTool/releases/tag/1.0

http://www.mediafire.com/?vty5jymlmm2

How to use:
Extract the FPKTool.exe to the same folder as the FPK files you would like to extract.
Then, go to the command (cmd) prompt in that folder, and type "fpktool.exe -u *FPKNAME* *FOLDERNAME*".
Fill in the FPKNAME with the name of the FPK file you'd like to extract (usually 0000.fpk), and the foldername with the folder to extract it to.

Example:
fpktool.exe -u 0000.fpk mhgwii

Have you tested both of these? All I'm getting are error's on my end for the first tool and the second tool doesn't fully extract the files.