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 ====== What You Need ======
 You are lucky! For the longest time, extracting assets from Unreal games was the biggest pain in the ass you could imagine. In fact, I collected an ungodly list of tools for entering Unreal games, but you only need two:
-  - [[Tools#FModel|FModel]] [[https://github.com/4sval/FModel|Download from GitHub]]
+  - [[Tools#FModel|FModel]] | [[https://github.com/4sval/FModel|Download from GitHub]]
-  - [[Tools#jmap|jmap]] [[https://github.com/trumank/jmap|Download from GitHub]] (You will probably be interested in the ''jmap_dumper-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip'' file.)
+  - [[Tools#jmap|jmap]] | [[https://github.com/trumank/jmap|Download from GitHub]] (You will probably be interested in the ''jmap_dumper-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip'' file.)
 Fmodel is quite amazing - for beginners, It does the job of dealing with ''.pak'' and ''.utoc'' archives. Back in the days, you had to do this with a funny script that you downloaded from a funny website, which then revealed .uasset files which you had to load into a different program that then let you extract files from there. Back then you needed QuickBMS, and then you needed UModel, and then you needed a way to figure out WWise. Fmodel does all of this for you!