Follow this sequence to transform loose texture files or custom player data into a functioning CPK game patch: Step 1: Prep the Folder Tree

⚠️ : This is a third-party modding tool, not an official Konami product. Always scan modding executables from unknown sources for malware, and back up original game files before repacking CPKs.

Organize your custom assets using the exact folder structure required by PES 2017 (e.g., common/etc/pesdb ). Open the application.

: Drag your main mod folder and drop it into the CRI Packed File Maker interface.

, which Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 uses to store game data like kits, boots, stadiums, and player faces . Modifying these files allows you to override the game's default configurations. By manipulating these archives, you can bypass official development boundaries and update your legacy game with modern player transfers, high-resolution grass textures, and authentic tournament graphics.

Drag your main folder containing the mod assets into the tool's window. Build CPK file button to generate the new archive. Installation in PES 2017 file is ready, follow these steps to use it in-game:

Drag and drop your main root folder ( CustomFaceMod ) directly into the tool's interface. Alternatively, click the icon at the top right to select it. Step 3: Configure Settings Look at the bottom options panel.

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: Click Build CPK file (the box icon with an arrow).