Create the following folder structure on your USB drive:
X:\PortableRWTools\
│
├── BlenderPortable\ (Blender 2.79b 7z version)
├── Collada2DFF\
│ └── collada2dff.exe
├── RWAnalyzePortable\
│ └── rwanalyze.exe
└── InputModels\
└── mymodel.obj
If you're comfortable with command-line tools, there are utilities like obj2dff (or similar) available for converting OBJ to DFF directly. These are often platform-specific and might require additional steps to install and use.
Yes – with limitations.
Best portable toolkit recommendation:
Store them in a folder named RWTools_Portable, and you will never need to install modding tools again. convert obj to dff portable
Before diving into the conversion process, let’s clarify the two formats:
A common misconception is that a simple converter tool can magically turn any OBJ into a game-ready DFF. This fails because DFF stores data OBJ cannot natively hold: Create the following folder structure on your USB
Thus, the "portable" part of the process means creating a repeatable workflow, not a one-click solution.