private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
try
{
var languageFile = @"D:\MyMod\Languages\English\Main.tra";
// Load all the resources in a game (excluding the override directory)
Game game = new Game(@"D:\Games\ie\bg2\main");
game.backupManager = new BackupManager(@"D:\Games\ie\bg2\main\mod_backup");
game.LoadResources(IEFileType.Itm);
Console.Write(String.Empty);
//BcsDecompiler decom = new BcsDecompiler(game.Identifiers);
//var output = decom.Decompile(@"D:\1output.baf");
//var output = decom.Decompile(@"D:\output.bcs");
//File.WriteAllLines(@"D:\output.baf", output.ToArray());
//BcsCompiler compiler = new BcsCompiler(game.Identifiers);
//var output = compiler.Compile(@"D:\Anomen.baf");
//var output = compiler.Compile(@"D:\Games\ie\bg2\main\test.baf");
//File.WriteAllLines(@"D:\output.baf", output.ToArray());
// Update every item in the game
foreach (var item in game.Items)
{
// Set the price of every item to 500
item.Price = 500;
// Set the description to a translated string (translation files are in standard WeiDu .tra format)
item.IdentifiedName.Text = Translator.Text(languageFile, "@11");
// The filenames property is automatically loaded into the file, but contains no path element
var location = item.Filename;
var filename = Path.GetFileName(location);
item.Filename = String.Format("D:\\{0}", filename);
game.Save<ItmFile>(item);
}
game.Save<TlkFile>(game.Tlk);
// Or, we can just load and edit a file directly (perhaps we don't want to read all files, or we don't have the game installed)
var reader1 = new ItmFileBinaryReader();
var itm1 = reader1.Read(@"D:\Games\ie\bg2\main\override\hamm09.ITM");
itm1.Price = 200;
var writer1 = new ItmFileBinaryWriter();
writer1.BackupManger = new BackupManager(@"D:\back");
writer1.Write(@"D:\out.itm", itm1);
// If we want to load and edit a file directory, but amend the strings, we can pass the Tlk file in
var tlkReader = new TlkFileBinaryReader();
var tlkFile = tlkReader.Read(@"D:\Games\ie\bg2\main\dialog.tlk");
var reader2 = new ItmFileBinaryReader();
reader2.TlkFile = tlkFile;
var itm2 = reader2.Read(@"D:\Games\ie\bg2\main\override\hamm09.ITM");
itm1.Price = 200;
itm2.IdentifiedName.Strref = Common.NewString;
itm2.IdentifiedName.Text = "Really awesome hammer";
var writer2 = new ItmFileBinaryWriter();
writer2.TlkFile = tlkFile;
writer2.Write(@"D:\out.itm", itm2);
TlkFileBinaryWriter tlkWriter = new TlkFileBinaryWriter();
tlkWriter.Write(@"D:\dialog.tlk", tlkFile);
// Or we can just dump files in the override
IEFileCopier copier = new IEFileCopier();
copier.CopyFile(@"D:\test.bmp", @"E:\test.bmp");
// Or we can dump files in the override - but with backup capability
var bm = new BackupManager(@"D:\back");
IEFileCopier c = new IEFileCopier();
c.BackupManager = bm;
c.CopyFile(@"D:\New Text Document.txt", @"E:\New Text Document.txt");
// And we can then uninstall the changes
bm.Uninstall();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.Write(ex.Message);
}
}
public void ProcessItemWithStrings()
{
// If we want to load and edit a file directory, but amend the strings, we can pass the Tlk file in
var tlkReader = new TlkFileBinaryReader();
var tlkFile = tlkReader.Read(@"D:\games\bg2\dialog.tlk");
var reader2 = new ItmFileBinaryReader();
reader2.TlkFile = tlkFile;
var itm2 = reader2.Read(@"D:\games\bg2\override\hamm09.ITM");
itm2.IdentifiedName.Strref = Common.NewString;
itm2.IdentifiedName.Text = "Really awesome hammer";
var writer2 = new ItmFileBinaryWriter();
writer2.TlkFile = tlkFile;
writer2.Write(@"D:\games\bg2\modified_items.itm", itm2);
TlkFileBinaryWriter tlkWriter = new TlkFileBinaryWriter();
tlkWriter.Write(@"D:\games\bg2\dialog.tlk", tlkFile);
}