Editing Resource fork (section)

== Editors ==
; [[ResEdit]]: Distributed free of charge by Apple. Can be used for visual editing of resource data. If the structure of data is known, it can display a range of different types of data in a visual format. Does not run on modern macOS.
; Resorcerer: Expensive, but popular, as it can be used for visual editing of many more types of data than ResEdit.
; HexEdit: A binary editor, which in fact is normally used more for editing the data fork rather than the resource fork.
; ResKnife: Open-source editor for [[Mac OS X]]; no longer maintained.
; Rezycle: A macOS tool that extracts resources from a resource fork into separate binary files while converting many types into formats suitable for modern development.
; resource_dasm: An open-source resource extractor for macOS and Linux, also capable of converting many resources into modern formats.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://github.com/fuzziqersoftware/resource_dasm |last1=fuzziqersoftware | title=resource_dasm | website=[[GitHub]] }}</ref>
; ResForge: resource editor for macOS, capable of editing classic resource fork files and related formats. Compatible with macOS 10.14 or later. Runs natively on both 64-bit Intel and Apple Silicon.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://github.com/andrews05/ResForge |last1=((andrews05)) | title=ResForge | website=[[GitHub]] }}</ref>