File opener for ".pff" format


  1. Rain08
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    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601)
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    File opener for ".pff" format


    Just recently got Delta Force Black Hawk Down Team Sabre. I had this game a year ago but I somewhat accidentally deleted it but a week ago, I got a copy of it again. I still remember how to make/mod maps but I don't know how to mod the game itself. Now the file format is .pff; googled around and the program that I should use is "Formatta Filler" but whenever I open the file it says "Unable to open form: (not .Pff)". Is there any other programs that will let me open the files and modify the contents of the game?
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  3. A Guy
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    Windows 10 Home x64
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    I find a link to a pff extractor on Delta Force Barracks

    http://www.fworaven.com/Files/FwOPff7.zip

    Scoll down to post from Eagle_Eye.

    A Guy

    Dead link, go to this address, download file lower left, click on little arrow

    http://www.novahq.net/?show=utilitie...et_file&id=272

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