Convert GSC to TXT

Call of Duty Game Scripts (.gsc files) are plain-text script files used by various Call of Duty games and mod tools. Because they are already text-based, they can usually be opened, viewed, and edited in any text editor and saved as .txt if you want a plain text copy.

How to open a gsc file

You usually do not need a special converter. Open the file in a text editor such as Notepad, Notepad++, VS Code, or Sublime Text. If the editor does not recognize the file automatically, use File → Open and select the .gsc file.

How to save as txt

If you want the file to have a .txt extension, use your text editor’s save options:

• Open the .gsc file in a text editor.
• Choose File → Save As.
• Change the filename extension from .gsc to .txt.
• Save the file as plain text.

Important notes

Renaming the extension does not convert the file contents; it only changes how the file is labeled. This works because .gsc files are typically text files already. However, if a file is compressed, encrypted, or compiled in a game-specific format, a simple rename will not make it readable in a text editor.

When conversion is not needed

If your goal is just to read or edit the script, keeping the .gsc extension is often best. Many editors can open it directly, and preserving the original extension helps avoid confusion when the file is used by game tools or mods.