There's no real way to compile a VFS file, it's an archive really. Meaning the files you add and delete will stay added and deleted. With neoncube, you have to first delete the file by giving the row a number, make sure it is not lower than the number preceding it, then using the VFS or FLD tag, and then giving the full path of the file you want to delete followed by an asterisk (*). Then, to add a file, after you've deleted the file, give the next row a number, give it a VFS or FLD tag, and then put the RAR archive on there.
Like if I wanted to replace LIST_ZONE.STB and put the LIST_ZONE.STB in Patch1.rar in there, it would look like this:
Code:
1 VFS 3DDATA\STB\LIST_ZONE.STB*
2 VFS Patch1.rar
Please note that you have to have a structure in the RAR archive, it can't just be the files right there. You have to give it the same structure as the VFS, which means firstly making a folder called 3DDATA, and then if I'm editing STBs, a folder inside 3DDATA called STB, and inside that folder, I can put the new LIST_ZONE.STB. Which literally makes the path to the new LIST_ZONE.STB, 3DDATA\STB\LIST_ZONE.STB.
Here's an example using the FLD tag, which basically can delete any file on the computer and replace it with the file contained in the RAR archive. Like say I wanted to replace the Logo.dds in the Rose folder:
Code:
1 FLD Logo.dds*
2 FLD Patch1.rar
The full path for Logo.dds is just Logo.dds because it is in the same folder as the EXE for NeonCube. FLD tags also require structure in the RAR archive.
Hope that helps....
