SiiParser

App for parsing .sii files' data to json format.

Arguments

• -r (--root-dir) - Game files root directory, see: https://modding.scssoft.com/wiki/Documentation/Engine/Game_data section "Root Game Folder"
• -f (--file-path) - Path to file that needs to be parsed
• -d (--dir-path) - Path to directory that has .sii files that need to be parsed
• -g - Skip classes that are unknown type (You will probably have to specify it every time if you're not debugging)
• -p - Skip class properties that are not defined in source files' class file (You will probably have to specify it every time if you're not debugging)

Warning

This app is missing lots of classes that exist in game files. I only added those that I needed. You probably will have to add some yourself and recompile it.

Same thing may be needed for value types (string, int, token, etc.), there are only few defined.

Examples of usage (most common)

npm start -- -r <root_dir> -f <file_path>.sii -o <output_file_path>.json -g -p

npm start -- -r <root_dir> -d <directory_path> -o <output_file_path>.json -g -p

If you use compiled version, replace "npm start --" for "SiiParser" (linux executable filename).

Adding your own Game Classes

1. Create file with .ts extension in /src/game-classes
2. Create class in it that extends GameClass

class YourGameClass extends GameClass {

}

export default YourGameClass;

3. Add SiiUnit decorator to your class. It specifies what unit name in game files it matches (ex. accessory_truck_data)

@SiiUnit("accessory_truck_data")
class YourGameClass extends GameClass {
}

export default YourGameClass;

4. Add attributes to your class with SiiAttribute decorator. It specifies corresponding name of property in game files.

import SiiAttribute from "./sii-attribute";

@SiiUnit("accessory_truck_data")
class YourGameClass extends GameClass {
    @SiiAttribute("name")
    name: string;

    @SiiAttribute("defaults[]")
    defaults: string[];

    // ...
}

export default YourGameClass;

5. Add your new game class to parser options in app.ts

const parser = new Parser({
    // ...
    gameClassTypes: [
        SomeGameClass,
        SomeOtherGameClass,
        // ...
        YourGameClass
    ],
    // ...
});