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I've received a number of emails from users having trouble extracting files from team fortress 2 content.gcf. It's taken eight years, but with the advent of the, Valve have finally authored a GCF file larger than 4 GB. As many of you have found out, does not properly support files larger than 4 GB (partly due to my naive younger self, and partly because I wasn't sure if Steam did either).

Long story short, I updated HLLib to support files larger than 4 GB tonight, and I will release said update this weekend when I have time to build all the installers and more thoroughly test everything. Happy Halloween! Update,, and have been released and all support GCF files larger than 4 GB in size.

Some of you may have noticed a number of issues with this site lately (aside from the routine DNS issues). The server is currently having problems with SQL queries that require disk storage. As a temporary measure, I've written fallback SQL queries. For the most part, the site seems to be functioning better now, with only a few minor issues such as unsorted menu items and missing comment counts.

There is still the underlying issue: what happened to? Currently the website says that the account has been suspended. I've tried to contact Bulk (the owner) without success. Unfortunately, there is the very real possibility that this site, in its current form, may cease at any moment. In the mean time, I've added a new tool for Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 programmers. Check it out. Edit: The issues seem to have subsided.

Awesomo dfs. Valve have decided to move away from the.gcf format for their new game. Instead, the game is delivered via.ncf with materials, models and particles packed up in a new.vpk package format. I'm curious if this move was inspired by the performance problems caused by fragmented.gcf files.

Nonetheless, I've updated both and with support for the new.vpk format. I'm also in the process of looking to add support for Left 4 Dead to Crafty. Early attempts look promising, I just hope the model format hasn't changed too much. Anyone sniffing around the recent Team Fortress 2 preload may have noticed that many of the preloaded VTF files are of a new version. As part of refinements being made to the Source engine, Team Fortress 2 and Half-Life 2: Episode 2 will introduce v7.3 of the VTF format, a minor overhaul exposing an extensible resource interface. For those interested in taking a gander, I've added support for the new VTF version to, the, the. VTFLib and VTFEdit have also been updated to use the newer v2.0 of the.NET Framework.