bnkextr v2.0

The bnkextr hasn't drastically changed, but since files are being generated with different filenames I thought, a major version bump would make sense.

• By default extract files to a subdirectory with the same name as the *.bnk file
• Use index ID for filenames instead of counting - should help with cross-references
• Add option /nodir if no subdirectory generation is wished
• Modernized the source code

bnkextr v1.1

WEM files will now use four digits instead of just three. Are there even crazier BNK files out there with 10+k files?

Additionally you'll find some simple build instruction for g++ (on Windows).

bnkextr v1.0

This is just the plain old bnkextr rewritten in C++ and it's missing the parsing of STID section.

Usage: bnkextr filename.bnk [/swap]
       /swap - swap byte order (use it for unpacking 'Army of Two')