Flint

An all-in-one modding app. Extract assets, preview them, edit BIN files, and pack the mod. All in one window.

Flint is a desktop app by RitoShark that does most of the modding workflow in one place. If you don't want to juggle separate tools for extraction, BIN editing, VFX, and packing, this is the easiest start.

Download the latest release

Latest version: v2.1.0.

What it does

Extract champion skins and assets straight from the game files.
Preview 3D models, textures, BIN files, animations, particle effects, and audio (BNK / WPK with waveform) without exporting anything.
Edit BIN, LuaBin, and TroyBin files with syntax coloring.
Edit WAD files in memory straight from the explorer, then export.
Convert textures between .tex and .dds.
Recolor textures with hue shift, colorize, or grayscale + tint.
Port to chromas: pick a chroma, port a base skin mod onto it.
Checkpoint your project: snapshot, diff, and restore changes like a lite version of git.
Compare & restore any file against the original WAD chunk if you break something.
Export mods as .fantome, .modpkg, or sync them to LTK Manager.
Validate & fix mods with built-in Hematite rules (catches missing shaders, broken references, etc).

Hashes are automatic

Flint auto-fetches a prebuilt LMDB hash database (RitoShark's lmdb-hashes). There is no hashes folder to download or manage, and it refreshes itself.

Install

Go to the releases page.
Download the latest installer for Windows.
Run it. Done.

When to use Flint vs other tools

Use Flint if you want one app for the whole flow (extract, edit, pack).
Use Jade instead if you only edit BIN files and want a tighter, focused editor.
Use LtMAO as a fallback for batch jobs and right-click conversions.

Cross-tool integrations

Flint plays nice with two other tools the community uses:

Jade: Flint can use Jade's BIN engine instead of its own LTK parser. Pick whichever in settings.
Quartz: hand a texture off to Quartz paint mode, then come back. Flint detects when Quartz changes a file you have open and offers to refresh.

Tips

Open multiple project tabs at once. Each tab keeps its own state.
The animated loading screen creator turns an MP4 or WebM into a spritesheet that the game accepts.
Background indexing is optional. Turn it on if you want full-text search across the WAD archive.
Drag and drop files into the file tree to import them.
First time using Flint? The first-run wizard walks you through your League path, PBE path, and tool integrations.
Stuck finding an asset? Open the WAD path cheat sheet from the WAD explorer for a quick map of where things live.
Set Flint as the Windows "Open with" app for League files like .wad and .bin, so a double-click opens them in Flint.

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