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[WCW Rick]

i have searched around all day and tryed loads of things but cant work this out
what i need to know the offsets i.e where i start to copy and stop in the chsi and where i paste offset in the menu pac then what i do with the arc file to get the correct offset for that, this is my problem i dont no where to start
10. Add the CHSI.pac to the end of MENU.pac at the valid offset which is usually at the end. DOSE ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE CORRECT OFFSET IS?
11. Work out the offset ans size like you do with the models and note them down. HOW DO I DO THAT LOL
12. Now open the ARC file and find CHSI (it should be the first one from the top). I DID THIS BUT AFTER THAT IAM LOST
13. Replace the offset and size with your noted down ones. THERE IS AN OPTION TO CHANGE OFFSET BUT NOT SIZE PLUS NOTHING TO
CHANGE WHERE IT SAYS CHSI JUST TEXT
sorry this was the best way i could explain my problem thanks for all the help so far its all been great as iam so close to doing this thanks again

[a3l_public]

This maybe can help you:
- -500' -400'

[WCW Rick]

thanks man it really means the world to me that you guys try and help me
iam trying like mad hopfully i work it out thanks again

[nikethebike]

The only problem with this tutorial is where Arjun makes a false assumption:

yy = (size/100)+1
...gives that...
size = (yy-1)*100

Why this is you say?

We must understand where the "+1" in the first statement comes from.

"+1" is because when you calculate non-decimal values and divide them, you will loose information. The size value stored as yy is not exact value, but how many "blocks" of data a file will take.

If a file takes 4 full blocks and a half block of space, we must use 5 blocks to store the data.

Calculating 4500/100 will not give answer 4.5 but answer 4. Therefore we must add 1 to be sure we will fit all data. That's where the "+1" comes from.

Instead, to be sure you get the entire file I'd say:
size = yy*100
...since that is what yy means. How many blocks of "100" it does take to store the entire file.

If we always have exact file sizes (file sizes evenly dividable by 100) though this will never be a problem and we will never need the "+1" or "-1" at all.

In that case:
yy=size/100
size = yy*100

[WCW Rick]

thanks nike iam being honest iam total lost lol i will keep trying tho iam dying to work this out
i just dont know where i start to copy from the chsi and where i paste to in the menu pac once i work that part out i will then work out the offset and thearc file part

[WCW Rick]

i can do it guys thanks so much to everyone for the help ths is why OSR is the best but special thanks to HARDX36
without you i wouldnt have done it thanks bro