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For storing mods, Firestar uses the common ZIP format with the FSTAR file extension. The contents of the ZIP are dumped directly over top of the original assets at build time when the user selects "Deploy" and then psp2psarc is called to re-bundle the assets together. For storing mods, Firestar uses the common ZIP format with the FSTAR file extension. The contents of the ZIP are dumped directly over top of the original assets at build time when the user selects "Deploy" and then psp2psarc is called to re-bundle the assets together.
### Auto-Generate a Mod File ### Auto-Generate a Mod File
Firestar has a build-in tool to create FSTAR files. First, create a folder containing your data/ directory, and any other files Firestar needs such as your delete.txt. Then click "Tools" and then "Generate New Mod from Folder...", and select the folder your mod files are in. Firestar has a built-in tool to create FSTAR files. First, create a folder containing your data/ directory, and any other files Firestar needs such as your delete.txt. Then click "Tools" and then "Generate New Mod from Folder...", and select the folder your mod files are in.
### Manually Using a ZIP Archiver ### Manually Using a ZIP Archiver
Place your modified files inside of a new ZIP folder, ensuring that their path precisely matches the path of the originals you are replacing, including placing them in an all-encompasing data/ folder and not the ZIP root. Like so: Place your modified files inside of a new ZIP folder, ensuring that their path precisely matches the path of the originals you are replacing, including placing them in an all-encompasing data/ folder and not the ZIP root. Like so: