HEPAX to MOD converstion

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If you have .raw files, meaning a separate binary file of each program on your computer, you can put together a .mod file using NutStudio tools. These are command line tools and you will need to edit some fairly simple text files. These includes a Makefile, a linker/memory layout, an MCODE source for the module headers and a module meta data descriptor. Four files and there are examples of how they can look, so a copy-cat with some basic understanding of textual languages should be able to manage. Currently only available on Linux and macOS.

If you insist on using Windows and want a GUI to tinker with, look elsewhere. However, the Windows issue may be solved using a Linux VM or Docker if you are into such things.