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I think this means that someone using your weapon pack would have to replace the vanilla files, or use an image editor to chop the weapon sheets up, even if they are using Yanfly's plugin. That's why Logarius wanted separate files for each weapon.
1: Take the Images in my Gamefolder (img/system) and replase the default ones. This isn't really
good because you are really limited.
2: Build own Weapon Packs using a image editor. Better then the first one, but you have to know
how to use a image editor.
3: Avoid the RPG Maker's ability to use only 3 images by using plugins like Yanflys Weapon Animation [yanfly.moe]. It seams complex at first, but in the end you only have to count the pictures and weapons and write a note to each weapon and you can use as many weapons images as you wish for it.
My Weapon Packs are like the normal ones used in SideviewBattles. Means: Using them should show only 1 weapon (each one with 3 frames). The RPG Maker automatically split the image into 12 sections, one section for one Weapon.