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==<span id="unpacking">Unpack game files</span>==

==<span id="unpacking">Unpack game files</span>==

You can't edit an <tt>.xnb</tt> file itself, you need to edit the file that's inside it. Pulling out that inner file is called ''unpacking'', and putting it back is called ''packing''. You can do that using xnbcli, a tool for packing and unpacking XNB files. It's [https://github.com/LeonBlade/xnbcli open-source] and natively crossplatform.

You can't edit an <tt>.xnb</tt> file itself, you need to edit the file that's inside it. Pulling out that inner file is called ''unpacking'', and putting it back is called ''packing''. You can do that using xnbcli, a tool for packing and unpacking XNB files. It's [https://github.com/LeonBlade/xnbcli open-source] and natively crossplatform. ('''Note:''' 1.4 introduced a new data model format that current unpackers have not yet been updated to handle. The following method will work for most game files, but not some of the new ones. For those you will need a tool like [https://github.com/Pathoschild/StardewXnbHack XnbHack], which is less accessible but does the job.)

Here's how:

Here's how: