Need help opening an old project with missing extensions

[Monokkel]

Hi clickers! Up until a bit over a year ago I was working on a large project in Multimedia Fusion 2 called Wizard's Tournament. I had worked on it for a couple of years and had made lots of sprites, sound effects and music. A year ago I downloaded Unreal Engine to test it out, and I ended up spending so much time on it that I stopped working on my old MMF project. I have finally decided to scrap it completely as I don't have the time to work on both projects at the same time. However I would very much like to use many of the old sprites, sounds and music for my Unreal Engine game.

The problem is that I used a lot of extensions, and some of them do not seem to be availible anymore. I was able to find every extension I used except for the Associative Array Object (AssArray.mfx) and ForEach (ForEach.mfx). I therefore humbly ask for assistance to prevent a lot of work from going to waste. Does anyone know of where I can get these extensions now, and if not, how I can access the files I need in my MFA file without having every extension installed?

By the way, if anyone wants to try out my half-finished game it can be downloaded here: https://forums.unrealengine.com/show...-game-for-free

[Klownzilla]

I think you can actually copy some extensions to a folder then rename them to what you need and copy them back in the extensions folder and it will open your project. I know it has worked for me :-)

[nivram]

Wait. The Associative Array and ForEach Extensions can still be had. I can give them to you if you still can't find them.

Marv

[Monokkel]

That would be awesome, nivram! If you want to send them by e-mail my address is knuteiliv@gmail.com, though maybe it would be better to create a download link to dropbox or similar, so other users with the same problem can be helped by this thread in the future.

Edit: Just to be clear I've spent quite some time searching for these files already, and all old download links I could find seemed to be broken.

@Klownzilla: Thanks for the tip. That's very useful to know, but now that nivram has offered to send me the extensions I'll go that route instead.