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chill1Penguin / l64decode

A Python script to decode Farming Simulator 2019 .l64 files to LuaJIT bytecode files.
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Python exits immediately #6

Closed TTV630 closed 3 years ago

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

Hello,

I want to use your Python script to decode the L64 files of FS19. When i open with double klick your file l64decode.py it shows up and close immediately. But when i open Python first, and drag your script in it i get this error;

"C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode-master\l64decode.py" File "", line 1 "C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode-master\l64decode.py" ^ SyntaxError: (unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 2-3: truncated \UXXXXXXXX escape

But i think the problem is somewhere else then in your script. I have this problem that it immediately close with other Python files also? But I am not otherwise familiar with Python

I hope you have an anser!

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

When i use the windows CMD, and drag the l64decode.py in it, and press enter i get this error:

C:\Users\TTV630>"C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode\l64decode.py" usage: l64decode.py [-h] [-r] [-o] input output l64decode.py: error: the following arguments are required: input, output

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

You are on the right track by opening the script in the Windows CMD. To decode a .l64 file, you will need to execute:

"C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode\l64decode.py" "<<PATH TO .l64 FILE>>" "<<DESIRED PATH FOR OUTPUT>>"

For example:

"C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode\l64decode.py" "C:\input_file.l64" "C:\output_file.lua"

Since this is not an issue with the script itself but with how to use the script, I am closing this issue. For further help, please refer to Google or your favourite search engine for help on how to execute Python scripts.

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

Yeah, thanks for your reaction, its helpfull. But no i have an other problem, I have now this: C:\Users\TTV630>C:\Users\TTV630>C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decodeC:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode.py C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode C:\Users\TTV630\Documents\rommelen\ALPEN\l64decode

but then he says this:access denied

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

From what I can tell by your description, this is not an issue with the script itself; instead, there is an issue with reading or writing file(s) due to permission issues (the folder is read-only for your user, the file is open in another program, etc.). Please try specifying another output directory and see if that makes a difference.

Since this is not an issue with the script itself, please refrain from posting here unless you find a bug with the script itself.

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

Yes, i think i have it, because i had it open in Notepad++

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

Now i have this: C:\l64decode\l64decode.py C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.l64 C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.lua

But when i press enter, nothing happens and CMD starts a new line: C:\Users\TTV630>

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

Does the file "C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.lua" now exist?

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

Yes, i made that file in Notepad, its empty

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

The script will create the files for you; you do not need to create the .lua file. Just supply the script with a .l64 file, and it will decode it and create the .lua file where you specify.

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

okey, i creat a map in l64decode, the name is lua, and this is my line in CMD: C:\l64decode\l64decode.py C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.l64 C:\l64decode\lua

So it sould work on this way? But when i press enter nothing happens?

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

It should work. The file "C:\l64decode\lua\AdditionalFillTypes.lua" should be created now.

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

But it doesnt work? I have opend CMD as administrator, and the normal way, but both times the same thing, CMD makes a new line if i press on enter

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

Try executing the following instead:

python "C:\l64decode\l64decode.py" "C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.l64" "C:\l64decode\lua\AdditionalFillTypes.lua"

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

I have copy this: python "C:\l64decode\l64decode.py" "C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.l64" "C:\l64decode\lua\AdditionalFillTypes.lua"

But the same thing

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

Does "Done!" appear before the new line? If not, please provide a screenshot and/or a copy of the .l64 file so that I can troubleshoot the issue.

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

image

This is in CMD image

This is the L64 file

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

AdditionalFillTypes.zip And this is the whole file

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

What shows up when you execute python --version?

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

i tried with cmd in administator mode. this path

C:\l64decode\l64decode.py C:\l64decode\WorkModeInputActionFix.l64 C:\l64decode\WorkModeInputActionFix.lua

insert in l64decode the file l64 but when press enter the file not convert in lua because?

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

I have Python 3.9

C:\WINDOWS\system32>python --version Python 3.9.0

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

I will look tommorow evening again!

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

i have a 3.3.0 version but not any change

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

I have tried with the file that @TTV630 provided me, and I was able to successfully decode the file using the script in the repository. Please keep in mind that the resulting files are LuaJIT bytecode files and will need to be decompiled with a decompiler before they are human-readable.

TTV630 commented 3 years ago

Yes i know that, i have a decompiler. But why the script doesn't work by me?

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

Ok thanks, write here all step for convert the file thanks

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I have tried with the file that @TTV630 https://github.com/TTV630 provided me, and I was able to successfully decode the file using the script in the repository. Please keep in mind that the resulting files are LuaJIT bytecode files and will need to be decompiled with a decompiler before they are human-readable.

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leone9898 commented 3 years ago

Immagine2

i make this but the lua file not create

KITT3000 commented 3 years ago

I used it recently and I give this command: python3.8 working/l64decode.py -r source -o working/decoded_files but i have Python 3.8.6

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

hello would you help me to convert some files to lua I tried but I can't. if you want I have discord

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I used it recently and I give this command: python3.8 working/l64decode.py -r source -o working/decoded_files

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TTV630 commented 3 years ago

When i remove Python from my computer, and i do the command in CMD, he is asking my how i would open the l64decode.py file, but when i install Python, i have 3.9, then nothing happens and the same problem as yesterday This command i use: C:\l64decode\l64decode.py C:\l64decode\AdditionalFillTypes.l64 C:\l64decode\lua

But i have tried a lot

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

@leone9898 The last screenshot that you provided of the command line window has the quotation marks in the incorrect spots. The script will not work. The correct command is:

python "C:\l64decode\l64decode.py" "C:\l64decode\PlaceableTipCollisionUpdateFix.l64" "C:\l64decode\lua\PlaceableTipCollisionUpdateFix.lua"

Also, does the contents of your l64decode.py file match exactly the file in the repository? If you copy-and-paste the file from the GitHub site, you may be inserting invisible or undesired characters in the file. If you are doing so, please try cloning the repository or saving the raw file instead.

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

Ok thanks, the python script that use is into zip file that download ftom github. I not copy and paste

Il lun 16 nov 2020, 23:45 Andrew Hirst notifications@github.com ha scritto:

@leone9898 https://github.com/leone9898 The last screenshot that you provided of the command line window has the quotation marks in the incorrect spots. The script will not work. The correct command is:

python "C:\l64decode\l64decode.py" "C:\l64decode\PlaceableTipCollisionUpdateFix.l64" "C:\l64decode\lua\PlaceableTipCollisionUpdateFix.lua"

Also, does the contents of your l64decode.py file match exactly the file in the repository? If you copy-and-paste the file from the GitHub site, you may be inserting invisible or undesired characters in the file. If you are doing so, please try cloning the repository or saving the raw file instead.

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chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

Does the script work for you now?

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

I don't know I have not tried, I have the pc off tomorrow Morning I try.

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leone9898 commented 3 years ago

is it also valid with version 3.9, or do you need to have a specific one?

Il lun 16 nov 2020, 23:50 Matteo Bagatella bagatellamatteo8991@gmail.com ha scritto:

I don't know I have not tried, I have the pc off tomorrow Morning I try.

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chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

It should work with 3.9, too.

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

thank you very much i'm happy i did it, you were right there was probably some characters that didn't make the script go. And now how do i convert them into readable file? @chill1Penguin

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

You will need to use a LuaJIT decompiler to convert the decoded file into a readable file. There are a couple of projects out there. Google should be able to help you out there.

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

i'm looking but i can't find any project, will you kindly tell me some? @chill1Penguin

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

This is one of them: https://gitlab.com/znixian/luajit-decompiler.

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

i try but realese this error

the cmd release this error: C:\WINDOWS\system32>python "C:\Users\Matteo\Desktop\luajit-decompiler\main.py" "C:\Users\Matteo\Desktop\luajit-decompiler\conv\AdditionalFillTypes.lua" "C:\Users\Matteo\Desktop\AdditionalFillTypes.lua" catch_asserts Usage: main.py [options] @chill1Penguin

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

If you are having issues with another project, please do not post here to report an issue with the other project. This area is not designed for technical support but for reporting issues with this project only.

leone9898 commented 3 years ago

I write in the site of project but not responde anythink, you help me thanks

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TTV630 commented 3 years ago

I use this code: image

But whats wrong? The file name is 100% the same, i copie it in the code

This is the map: image

And with python first in the code this happens: image

chill1Penguin commented 3 years ago

@TTV630 Judging by those screenshots, the issue is most likely something to do with your Python installation or system setup and has nothing to do with a bug in this script. Since the issue has nothing to do with this script, I am going to refer you to Google or another website for further support in troubleshooting your issue. I will be closing this issue.

I hope you solve the problems you are having with running this script.