Video Replacer - Breach Screen

How to replace a game video with your own (mp4 to bk2)

Summary

Published: April 2024 by @DBK Last documented update: Sep 20 2025 by mana vortex

This guide will show you how to replace the Breach Screen with your own custom video by creating a .bk2 video from an .mp4.

Other video formats will not be covered in this guide.

Keep in mind that the Breach Screen is limited to 10 seconds and will play in a loop.

Tools needed:

  • WolvenKit

  • RAD Video Tools

  • Your own custom video (length <= 10 seconds)

Step 1: Convert your MP4 video file

Download and install RAD Video Tools (no assistance with this, you can do it)

  1. Open RAD Video Tools and browse your video file that that will replace the Breach Screen

  1. Select the video file and click Bink it!

  1. As destination file name, you put the name of your video and the extension bk2 (e.g splash_logo.bk2)

  2. Click Bink

  1. After the conversion is done, your newly created file will be next to your custom video

  1. Click Done and you have your own video converted to bk2 format and ready to replace the original one

Step 2: Create a mod

  1. Open WolvenKit and create a new project

  2. Find the Asset Browser

  3. Find splash_logo.bk2 in the following location:

base\movies\fullscreen\e3_2020_loading\
  1. Add that file to your Project and your project should look like this

  1. Select splash_logo.bk2 and right-click it

  2. Select "Open in Explorer". This will open Windows Explorer in the correct folder.

  3. Copy your own converted video in this location and replace the original one

  4. Go back to WolvenKit and save you changes

  5. Now you are ready to install the mod. You can do this from the Wolvenkit toolbar:

Test and HYPE

If you did everything correctly, you should now have your very own custom Breach Screen.

Troubleshooting

My video is cut off!

The video can't be longer than 10 seconds - there was a box at the beginning of the guide telling you about this.

My video is black!

You most likely ran into a conversion issue. If you manage to fix it, please update this guide!

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