pak

[Barton]

No. The higher the number, the later the pak gets read. Every time a pak gets read it also overwrites the previous pak, so you don't have to modify the original paks. I highly suggest that you don't.

[ekzm]

No. The higher the number, the later the pak gets read. Every time a pak gets read it also overwrites the previous pak, so you don't have to modify the original paks. I highly suggest that you don't.

So pak 0,1,2,3 wil lstay original, and pak 4 will be the fancy one?

[Barton]

So pak 0,1,2,3 wil lstay original, and pak 4 will be the fancy one?

Yes. Whatever is in pak 4 will overwrite what else was loaded.

[[BTF] Reflex]

in memory... 


overwrite is a strong word when talking about quake files.




   The pak I use for all my bells and whistles is zflexpak.pak or something like that.

Think r1q2 will order whatever paks it finds, and aprq2 will do something up to pak99.pak

[Barton]

Hehe yes. I didn't phrase it crystal clear, but whatever he has in pak4 will load up, replacing the similar files that were originally loaded by the other paks.