===== Frequently Asked Questions =====

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Q: What does "DEED" stand for?

A: "DEED" is an abreviation of "Deus Ex Extractor and Decompiler".

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Q: I downloaded DEED but an error message appears when I run the program. What should I do?

A: You do not have .NET Framework 2.0 installed on your computer. You should download and install it to get the program running.
You can download .NET Framework 2.0 Redistributable Package here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa731542.aspx

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Q: Should I download and install .NET Framework 2.0  if I am running Windows Vista operating system?

A: No. You should not. Windows Vista already has .NET Framework 2.0 installed.

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Q: Does DEED extract animation of 3D models?

A: Yes it does.

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Q: How can I use a console version of DEED?

A: The syntax of the command is:
DEEDCUI source [-lpm] [/E:destination] [/D:destination] [/C:classes]
  source          Specifies the directory to be processed.
  -lpm            Treat meshes as low precision (for Unreal Tournament packages).
  /E:destination  Specifies the directory for extracted files.
  /D:destination  Specifies the directory for decompiled files.
  /C:classes      Specifies the file name where classes are listed.

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Q: I use a console version of DEED. How can I specify path to Deus Ex directory that contains spaces?

A: In order to specify path with spaces you should write it in quotes.
For example:
Let us assume you have Deus Ex installed to C:\Games\Deus Ex and you want to decompile packages to C:\Games\Decompiled Deus Ex Content directory. So you should use the following console command:
DEEDCUI.EXE C:\Games\Deus Ex /D:C:\Games\Decompiled Deus Ex Content
Note: You should not quote path specifier /D: as well as /E: or /C:.

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