Open Braasileiro opened 8 years ago
I am using Linux Mint 19.1 x64 and also can't find vpk_linux32 for Left 4 Dead 2. I tried to download Left 4 Dead 2 Authoring Tools, but Steam refused to do it and this tool is marked as "Not available" in list of tools. This is very strange because if Valve adopted Linux platform, where are the tools?
I understand that vpk_linux32 for L4D2 probably is not going to happen, so here is my questions:
Can find vpk_linux32 on Team Fortress 2
vpk_linux32
is available here.
@dieselburner Your version creates vpk V2 as well.
The best I got with vpk.exe (included with Portal 2) under wine is to get it display usage, but didn't managed to pack files with it - it still only prints usage.
Currently downloading TF2 to test its version, but suspect it to be V2 packer as well because it uses V2 VPKs.
So, does this simply mean that mod authoring in Linux for L4D2 is impossible?
tf2 vpk_linux32 can create archives. but it shows error when trying to extract:
$ sudo vpk x kiyoshi_pyro.vpk models/weapons/c_models/c_pyro_animations.mdl
extracting models/weapons/c_models/c_pyro_animations.mdl
Unable to create 'models/weapons/c_models/c_pyro_animations.mdl'.
without specifying file to extract it doesn't print error, but still, doesn't extract file
tf2 vpk_linux32 can create archives. but it shows error when trying to extract:
$ sudo vpk x kiyoshi_pyro.vpk models/weapons/c_models/c_pyro_animations.mdl extracting models/weapons/c_models/c_pyro_animations.mdl Unable to create 'models/weapons/c_models/c_pyro_animations.mdl'.
without specifying file to extract it doesn't print error, but still, doesn't extract file
Same here, I remember being able to extract VPKs with it years ago though.
Those of you, who are still looking for a way to pack\unpack VPKs, use this Python script: https://github.com/ValvePython/vpk I have downloaded the repository archive, extracted "vpk" folder and moved "cli.py" out of "vpk" folder. Then i changed the first line in cli.py so it looks for "python3" instead of "python". And it works. Make sure to specify version 1 (-cv 1) when creating new vpk for Left 4 Dead 2.
Hello, I have a rather complex problem.
I need the Valve VPK tool to create/extract VPK files on Linux. I searched a lot on Google and found the "vpk_linux32", but it doesn't support the V1 header that is used in L4D2 files. Is there a tool to do this? On Windows, the L4D2 Authoring Tools comes with the "vpk.exe".
I'm using Arch Linux x64.