[request] pck editor / extractor

hello,
i'm newbie here but anybody could help me gimme link for pck editor / extractor?? i want to extract the .pck file in PW

tq before

i ahev one. hold on.

*edit* there. just copy models.pck to the extract folder and execute. :D

how do u work with it can u describe it ? i dont know any thing ( sorry for my bad english )

I've personally had better luck with sPCK... Here's an excerpt from another thread with an example of how to use it - It's specific to what I was doing in the other thread, but you should get the idea:

... you'll need [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
A utility to "send to command prompt" is quite useful too - I use [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] for this (Crappy Avira even alerted this as an infection - It's safe)
So, download sPCK to a folder somewhere, then copy interfaces.pck from your perfect world element folder into the sPCK folder.

***IMPORTANT*** Make a backup of interfaces.pck in case you screw something up.

Right click sPCK.exe -> Send to command prompt.
Now, to extract the .pck file...
This will generate a folder called interfaces.pck.files

... do your edits, etc ...

Save the file and close it, then delete your interfaces.pck file (the one in your sPCK folder!!!) and run sPCK again
This will repack the files into a .pck
Once that's completed, copy the interfaces.pck file back to your element folder and launch the client.

Reviving an old thread but, im trying to extract from a pck of Dishonored. I did whay dumbfck posted and upon entering the -x code thingy, command prompt stops working. Halp?

That almost certainly won't work. The unpacking algorithm requires two keys that are unique to the game. sPCK will contain the keys unique to Perfect World.
The keys can be extracted from the client updater, but it's been a long time and I can't remember how lol.

You are aware that Bethesda's .pck is a complete different structure then Wanmei's? Just because something has the same file extension, doesn't mean it's the same content.