What is actually inside a dub pack, why one sometimes refuses to appear, and how to make them without typing timestamps by hand. Written from taking published packs apart.
The pack installs. It appears in the list. Then the one mode you made it for does not show it at all.
A dub pack is a folder of plain files. Once you know what each one does, making one is mostly patience.
The format is the same whichever route you take. What differs is how much of it you type yourself.
Same .ini files, different video. That one difference is enough to stop a pack loading.
A timeline for the part of pack-making that is otherwise a text editor and a stopwatch.
Want the tool rather than the reading? Open the pack editor.