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Run the game with parameter: -script FS.ExtractPack(‘../Data/Filename.pak’,’../Data/Foldername’)
Filename.pak is the name of PAK file which you want extract.
Foldername is the name of directory where PAK will extract.
Example:
Clik Start => Run => Enter the path to your Painkiller directory like below:
Code:
"C:\Program Files\Painkiller\Bin\Painkiller.exe" -script FS.ExtractPack('../Data/LScripts.pak','../Data/LScripts')
Remember that the path you want to extract to has to exist, else nothing happens and you won’t even get a notice.
This might be useful [pkzone.org]