a question about my calculating when trying to add belts

[mill1rbt2]

I see there is only one "2005" ID in _EVTOBJ.PAC which is the women's title....I have finally learned to calculate the correct way thank's to hardx36 but for belt's and this belt i'm focusing on right now i'm getting the same result when calculating...some of the evtobj.pac.number.pac file's have the exact same size like 61440 and when I calculate size in decimal converted to hex I get f000 divided by 100+1 which equal's F1 or sometime's I get a second result with a different size to calculate i'm thrown off a bit how should I calculate it?

[HARDX36]

in this case 61440 converted to hex the divide it by 100 and add 1 the result is f1 thats the correct way

[mill1rbt2]

so even though there are 8 different pac's of the belt and only one id in the ARC file being "2005" it's correct? I got F1 from the calculating for my first evtobj.pac.number.pac which was evtobj.pac.5.pac but a couple of the other evtobj.pac.number.pac's have the same size being 61440

[HARDX36]

yes dude thats normal

[mill1rbt2]

my last result before trying to load the game with the custom belt texture's is"8422" and "F100" come's after that in the hex part....when I tried to load the game it froze at the loading screen so I will check back here later

[mill1rbt2]

i'm back and don't know what to do after the ID 2005 which is the ID i'm working with inside the ARC file I put 84 22 F1 00 after calculating and the loading screen froze so I backtracked and noticed I had injected a _evtobj.pac.number.pac inside of evtobj.pac.364.pac instead of the correct 0a.pac with texture's....so I corrected the evtobj.pac.364.pac and put the eight modified women's belt pac's at the end of evtobj.pac I then calculated until I got to the last PAC and divided it's offset by 800-8 which gave me 2283 which reversed it 83 22 and I already have F1 00 reversed after it rebuilt and got another freeze

[HARDX36]

the problem must be o n your textures or on the pac all the modde belts i have made have the size f100 and if you are sure you are pasting your pacs at a right offset the there is no way its a problem with the calculating