# Legacy: Analysing other mods with Wolvenkit Console

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This technique is outdated as of 2023. If you don't have a very good reason why you need Wolvenkit console, then you should [stick to the GUI](https://wiki.redmodding.org/cyberpunk-2077-modding/modding-guides/analysing-other-mods/..#step-1-switch-to-mod-browser).
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## wolvenkit.cli.exe

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You need to download the **WolvenKit.Console** version for this, rather than the regular one.
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1. **Optional, but recommended:** Make sure that your downloaded .archive is inside a folder with no other items.
2. Open WIndows Command *(press Windows+R and type `cmd`, then press enter).*
3. Drag and drop WolvenKit.cli.exe into the command window
4. Type a space
5. Type `unbundle -p`
6. Type another space
7. Drag and drop the archive you downloaded into the command window.

You will now see something like

```
"C:/Path/to/Wolvenkit.cli.exe" unbundle -p "D:/Path/to/subdir/downloaded.archive"
```

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If your paths contain spaces or special characters, make sure that they are surrounded by quotation marks as in the example above, or the command **will** fail.
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If you press enter now, WolvenKit will unpack the archive, putting the contents into the same directory.

<pre><code>- Path
  - to
<strong>    - subdir
</strong>        archive.archive
        - base

</code></pre>

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You can now copy the extracted folders to your WolvenKit project's `archive` folder.
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