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Python Interfaces
To use the Python interface place the DSCSTools.pyd (renamed .dll) or DSCSTools.so in a folder where your program finds it as a viable module (such as the root folder).
If you plan to use the pre-build binary you will have to use Python 3.8. Other versions require the library to be recompiled.
Using import DSCSTools gives you access to the following functions:
Extracts a MDB1 archive given by sourceArchive and extracts it into targetPath or throws an error if something went wrong.
The encryption status of the archive doesn't matter.
Extracts a file with the internal path filePath from a MDB1 archive given by sourceArchive into targetPath.
The encryption status of the archive doesn't matter.
Returns the ArchiveInfo of an MDB1 archive given by sourceArchive. See the ArchiveInfo object docs down below.
The encryption status of the archive doesn't matter.
Packs a folder given by sourcePath into an encrypted MDB1 archive saved at targetArchive.
You can optionally set the compression mode and whether to print progress reports to stdout.
Valid values for compressMode are:
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DSCSTools.CompressMode.none-> no compression at all -
DSCSTools.CompressMode.normal-> regular compression -
DSCSTools.CompressMode.advanced-> regular compression with duplicate detection
Performs synchronous en-/decryption of the given sourceFile and saves it into targetFile.
Extracts the MBE file or folder containing them given by sourcePath into targetPath.
The structures folder must be at the root of your execution context for this to work.
Packs the given MBE folder given by sourcePath into an MBE saved into targetFile.
The structures folder must be at the root of your execution context for this to work.
Extracts the AFS2 archive given by sourceFile into targetPath.
Packs the folder given by sourcePath into an AFS2 archive saved into targetFile.
Encrypts the PC save file given by sourceFile into targetFile.
Decrypts the PC save file given by sourceFile into targetFile.
Everything given are properties that can be accessed normally from the returned object.
- ArchiveStatus -> DSCSTools.ArchiveStatus | gives the status of the archive, should be checked to make sure it's valid
- FileCount -> Number of files in the archive
- DataStart -> Starting offset of the actual file data
- Files -> List of FileInfo's of the files contained in the archive
- FileName -> the path of the file, to be used with extractMDB1File calls
- DataOffset -> the offset of the file data in the archive
- DataSize -> the size of the file after compression
- DataCompressedSize -> the size of the file within the archive, if this equals DataSize it's not encrypted