mpq extractor

[ogrim]

Is there any tutorial of how can I use the MPQ Extractor?

If there isn't any tutorial, can you explain me how can I use this programme?

 

[Pharaoh_]

Just open the program, go to File, Open and find your Warcraft III directory folder. Open either War3.mpq or War3X.mpq (these are the files most of the data are stored in) and it will load the contents of the mpq you selected. Right click on them and select extract. I use Power MPQ.

Reference:
[•] http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/tools.php?id=d5w2va

You can view "Read Me.txt" too for more info.

 

[ogrim]

In the folder where should be the programme, there is only more folders and I can't find the icon of the programme.

If I have done any mistake:-the folder which I downloaded is called MPQ Extractor_1.0

 

[Pharaoh_]

Download the Power MPQ, because it is easier for me to explain. I've never worked with MPQ Extractor 1.0. Download Power MPQ and do as I said; it's pretty easy.

 

[ogrim]

thanks for your help, but in war3.mpq only I found the maps of reign of chaos.

Where are the maps of the expansion The Frozen Throne?

 

[ap0calypse]

thanks for your help, but in war3.mpq only I found the maps of reign of chaos.

Where are the maps of the expansion The Frozen Throne?

War3x.mpq...?

 

[ogrim]

thanks for the above.

Where can I find the voices of the units (so that the voices of the units be heard in a custom map in a cinematic)?

 

[ap0calypse]

thanks for the above.

Where can I find the voices of the units (so that the voices of the units be heard in a custom map in a cinematic)?

Inside the world editor there's something called the "Sound Editor", you can find (and extract) all sounds/music there.
If you want to find it in the MPQ editor, it's "war3.mpq/Sound" (or "war3x.mpq/Sound", for the TFT sounds).

If the program you use doesn't give a clear list, I suggest you use "MPQ Editor", I've got the 64-bit version so I might not be able to give it to you (as you probably have a 32-bit PC).
It's a very good program which shows a clear list, you can edit files inside the editor itself (you can also choose to lock the MPQ-file, so you don't edit anything by accident).

Screeny of MPQ Editor:

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