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robojumper / DarkestDungeonSaveEditor

Darkest Dungeon Save File (.json) Reader, Writer, Editor. Also, Spreadsheets.
MIT License
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ID table #41

Closed alphageneric closed 2 years ago

alphageneric commented 2 years ago

Do you happen to have a table of what IDs represents in class_id, building_id, etc? They aren't readable otherwise.

For example: Class ID Class Name
1181166609 Crusader
2094671029 Highwayman
alphageneric commented 2 years ago

Nvm, I found the conversion method in your docs and made one myself. Thanks.

robojumper commented 2 years ago

Do note that the Java version includes a program to read all the game and mod data to extract those names: https://github.com/robojumper/DarkestDungeonSaveEditor/blob/master/src/main/java/de/robojumper/ddsavereader/util/ReadNames.java (there is a popup at the first launch and you can open it via the toolbar). The editor will then "unhash" those names and replace the numeric ids with specially formatted strings, e.g. "###crusader".

alphageneric commented 2 years ago

Ooh that's pretty cool. I've only been using the CLI part to decode files for my own downstream purposes.

robojumper commented 2 years ago

ReadNames can be run from the CLI too: java -jar DDSaveEditor.jar names [dir1] [dir2] [dir3] [...]. A file containing all those names can be provided to the decoder with the -n or --names flag so that it performs this "unhashing".