TuxDump

A Linux offset and CSGO netvar dumper using libconfig.

Getting Started

The following instructions should help you get started using TuxDump.

Prerequisites

• A working C++ compiler (C++11 or higher)
• cmake
• sudo (execution)

Building

First you will need to clone the repository. This can be done with the following command:

git clone https://github.com/Teklad/tuxdump.git

You will need to cd into the created directory and update the submodules:

cd tuxdump
git submodule update --init --recursive

All that is left now is to compile:

mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make

You should now have a working copy of TuxDump.

Usage

Basic usage of tuxdump is as follows:

sudo ./tuxdump [options] [tool]

So if you wanted to output netvars in C++ format, you would run:

sudo ./tuxdump -fcpp netvars

The currently available tools are:

• classids
• netvars
• signatures

The currently available formats are:

• cpp
• java
• json

For an always up to date list of formats and tools, simply run:

sudo ./tuxdump -h

Custom formatting

If you're needing some kind of formatted output that isn't already provided, there is preliminary support for this in the form of formats.cfg. If you add a new format, please feel free to create a pull request so I can get it included into the master branch.

Licensing

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.