Why does Resource Hacker can't change/identify org anymore ?

Alright so, since a few month ago,
I never had any problem with resource hacker before.
It always work, whatever the job was to do but since 1 week, it decided that Org file are .bin file

I don't know why it decided to do that but I also noticed that some stuff have changed too
or just that.

If anyone had this problem and know how to fix it, please let me know.
Please -_-'

 

Newer versions of ResourceHacker now force you to operate with .bin files. They're still going to work if you rename your .org files to .bin files, though. After you rename them, you can replace the resource. .org files from the mod can also be saved by saving as .bin file and then renaming to .org.
(example: fireeye.org ---> newfireeye.bin and vice versa)

There's a new program that allows for easier manipulation of .org files, though, you can use that. Download Orgadder.jar.

 

Newer versions of ResourceHacker now force you to operate with .bin files. They're still going to work if you rename your .org files to .bin files, though. After you rename them, you can replace the resource. .org files from the mod can also be saved by saving as .bin file and then renaming to .org.
(example: fireeye.org ---> newfireeye.bin and vice versa)

There's a new program that allows for easier manipulation of .org files, though, you can use that. Download Orgadder.jar.

Thanks you so much, this come from the bottom of my heart.
(Don't know how my first relationship will be if I act like that just for the help of a random guy O_0')

 

Perhaps for archival purposes, and for the case where someone doesn't like OrgAdder, here's a copy of one of the older versions of ResHacker if you still wish to change orgs the old fashioned way.

Thanks, @BLink!

 

Perhaps for archival purposes, and for the case where someone doesn't like OrgAdder, here's a copy of one of the older versions of ResHacker if you still wish to change orgs the old fashioned way.

Thanks, @BLink!

Eh, I'll keep it.