def load_data(self, data):
files = [entry_data for (entry_name, entry_data) in get_pak_files(data)]
# There are always at least four files in a model pak.
# The first three I don't know a lot about, and then
# the GMO files come after that.
if len(files) < 4:
_LOGGER.error("Invalid model PAK. %d files found, but at least 4 needed." % len(files))
return
# The name pak contains a list of null-terminated names for
# each of the models, stored in our standard pak format.
name_pak = files[0]
names = [entry_data.bytes.strip('\0') for (entry_name, entry_data) in get_pak_files(name_pak)]
# Most of the model paks in SDR2 have a fourth unknown file before the models
# start, so we'll just take everything from the back end and call it a day.
models = files[-len(names):]
# Now, we don't get file positions from the unpacker, so let's find those
# and start filling out our internal list of GMO files.
file_starts, file_ends = parse_pak_toc(data)
model_starts = file_starts[-len(names):]
for i, model in enumerate(models):
# First of all, not all of the "models" present are actually GMO files.
# It's rare, but there is the occasional other unknown format.
# So let's make sure we have a GMO file.
if not model[:GMO_MAGIC.len] == GMO_MAGIC:
# print i, "Not a GMO."
continue
name = names[i]
gmo = GmoFile(data = model)
size = model.len / 8
start = model_starts[i]
self.__gmo_files.append({
_NAME: name,
_START: start,
_SIZE: size,
_DATA: gmo,
})
self.__data = BitStream(data)
def load(self, filename):
filename = filename.lower()
if not filename in MTB_DIR:
_LOGGER.error("Invalid MTB file: %s" % filename)
return
self.filename = filename
script_dir = MTB_DIR[filename]
self.script_pack = ScriptPack(script_dir,
common.editor_config.data01_dir)
# --- MTB FORMAT ---
# A nested pak of our standard game paks.
# Each file comes with three paks (four in the first game).
# The first pak has a single file with information about the MTB as a whole.
# The second one contains information about individual lines.
# The third one, I dunno. Always seems to have 120 items?
mtb = ConstBitStream(filename=os.path.join(
common.editor_config.data01_dir, BIN_DIR, self.filename))
paks = [data for name, data in get_pak_files(mtb)]
mtb_data = paks[0]
line_data = paks[1]
for name, data in get_pak_files(mtb_data):
mtb_index = data.read("uintle:16")
sprite_char = data.read("uintle:16")
voice_char = data.read("uintle:16")
sprite_id = data.read("uintle:16")
sprite = SpriteId(SPRITE_TYPE.stand, sprite_char, sprite_id)
for name, data in get_pak_files(line_data):
file_id = data.read("uintle:16")
voice_ch = data.read("uintle:16")
voice_id = data.read("uintle:16")
voice = VoiceId(voice_char, voice_ch, voice_id)
self.script_pack[file_id].scene_info.sprite = sprite
self.script_pack[file_id].scene_info.voice = voice
def load(self, filename):
filename = filename.lower()
if not filename in MTB_DIR:
_LOGGER.error("Invalid MTB file: %s" % filename)
return
self.filename = filename
script_dir = MTB_DIR[filename]
self.script_pack = ScriptPack(script_dir, common.editor_config.data01_dir)
# --- MTB FORMAT ---
# A nested pak of our standard game paks.
# Each file comes with three paks (four in the first game).
# The first pak has a single file with information about the MTB as a whole.
# The second one contains information about individual lines.
# The third one, I dunno. Always seems to have 120 items?
mtb = ConstBitStream(filename = os.path.join(common.editor_config.data01_dir, BIN_DIR, self.filename))
paks = [data for name, data in get_pak_files(mtb)]
mtb_data = paks[0]
line_data = paks[1]
for name, data in get_pak_files(mtb_data):
mtb_index = data.read("uintle:16")
sprite_char = data.read("uintle:16")
voice_char = data.read("uintle:16")
sprite_id = data.read("uintle:16")
sprite = SpriteId(SPRITE_TYPE.stand, sprite_char, sprite_id)
for name, data in get_pak_files(line_data):
file_id = data.read("uintle:16")
voice_ch = data.read("uintle:16")
voice_id = data.read("uintle:16")
voice = VoiceId(voice_char, voice_ch, voice_id)
self.script_pack[file_id].scene_info.sprite = sprite
self.script_pack[file_id].scene_info.voice = voice
def pack_shown(self, shown, num_letters):
data = BitStream()
if shown == None:
shown = []
for i in range(1, num_letters + 1):
if i in shown:
data += LETTER_VISIBLE
else:
data += LETTER_HIDDEN
return data
if __name__ == "__main__":
from extract.pak import get_pak_files
for x in range(12):
data = ConstBitStream(filename = os.path.join(common.editor_config.data01_dir, BIN_DIR, "anagram2_level%02d.dat" % x))
with open("wip/anagram%02d.txt" % x, "wb") as f:
for name, table in get_pak_files(data):
f.write(name[:4] + ": ")
# for i in range(36):
# print "%3d" % table.read("uintle:8"),
for i in range(18):
f.write("%6d " % table.read("intle:16"))
f.write("\n")
### EOF ###
if shown == None:
shown = []
for i in range(1, num_letters + 1):
if i in shown:
data += LETTER_VISIBLE
else:
data += LETTER_HIDDEN
return data
if __name__ == "__main__":
from extract.pak import get_pak_files
for x in range(12):
data = ConstBitStream(
filename=os.path.join(common.editor_config.data01_dir, BIN_DIR,
"anagram2_level%02d.dat" % x))
with open("wip/anagram%02d.txt" % x, "wb") as f:
for name, table in get_pak_files(data):
f.write(name[:4] + ": ")
# for i in range(36):
# print "%3d" % table.read("uintle:8"),
for i in range(18):
f.write("%6d " % table.read("intle:16"))
f.write("\n")
### EOF ###
