@PluMGMK:
I'm glad it's helpful!
I exported these scripts from the PC, Wii and Xbox 360 versions, so you can compare between them (I also included a source file I didn't include last time):
I was going to post these yesterday but then I discovered that they have line numbers that correspond to the source file (but with expanded macros), so today I worked on printing them a bit more nicely
At first glance it still looks very difficult to read, but if you replace some constants it's feasible at least.
For example, here's the beginning part of exec_universe_initvars1_ps2_Xbox360, with some notes I added to show you how to read this:
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Categ_Type Type_GetGAO 3D0098B3 # GetGameObject(3D0098B3) = the Universe GameObject or "univ" in the source file
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Ultra 0 # "." operator (e.g. univ.variable = x), or the @ in the source file
Categ_GlobalVar Type_GetInt 35864 # Variable with buffer offset 35864 or 00008C18 in hex. in 3D0098B0, you can find this is Vars[226]: i_FinalCheat_Unlocked
Categ_Type Type_GetInt 64 # 64
Categ_Keyword Keyword_AndOp 0 # Keyword AND combines 2 previous nodes: this does (univ.i_FinalCheat_Unlocked & 64)
9E00EAD3:701 Categ_Keyword Keyword_JumpFalseSP 5 # if False: Jump 5 lines forward, otherwise fallthrough, so if !(univ.i_FinalCheat_Unlocked & 64) advance 5 lines
9E00EAD3:702 Categ_LocalVar Type_GetInt 20 # local_20
Categ_Type Type_GetInt 0 # 0
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Affect 0 # Keyword_Affect is "=", so this does local_20 = 0
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Jump 12 # advance 12 lines
Categ_Function Func_AIGetCurSystem 0 # Func_AIGetCurSystem()
Categ_Type Type_GetInt 4 # 4
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Equal 0 # Func_AIGetCurSystem() == 4
9E00EAD3:703 Categ_Keyword Keyword_JumpFalseSP 5 # if !(Func_AIGetCurSystem() == 4) advance 5 lines
9E00EAD3:704 Categ_LocalVar Type_GetInt 20 # local_20
Categ_Type Type_GetInt 0 # 0
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Affect 0 # local_20 = 0
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Jump 4 # advance 4 lines
9E00EAD3:706 Categ_LocalVar Type_GetInt 20 # local_20
Categ_Type Type_GetInt 1 # 1
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Affect 0 # local_20 = 1
Categ_Type Type_GetGAO 3D0098B3 # "univ"
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Ultra 0 # "."
Categ_GlobalVar Type_GetInt 36 # Variable with buffer offset 0x24. Vars[141]: i_force_newgame_reinit
Categ_Keyword Keyword_Not 0 # !(univ.i_force_newgame_reinit)
9E00EAD3:709 Categ_Keyword Keyword_JumpFalseSP 435 # if (univ.i_force_newgame_reinit) advance 435 lines
So I think this translates to:
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if (univ.i_FinalCheat_Unlocked & 64)
local_20 = 0;
else if (Func_AIGetCurSystem() == 4)
local_20 = 0;
else
local_20 = 1;
if (!univ.i_force_newgame_reinit) {
...
}
Where the last part matches the source file
Just replacing 3D0098B3 with "univ" and some variable offsets with the name should already make this a lot more readable.
You can also search for constants mentioned in the source script to find what you need. I hope this helps a bit.
PluMGMK wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 6:27 pmOut of curiosity, why are you developing this under Ray1Map rather than Raymap? It feels more thematically similar to the latter because it's 3D.
Jademap will eventually be its own project, but creating a separate project is not very fun and hard work whereas reverse engineering Jade is fun (to me, at least).
As for why I'm implementing this in Ray1map, the serializing system that I wrote for it with RayCarrot is much more up to date than Raymap's and enables many useful features (logging functionality, reading/writing with the same code, batch processing of level data...), so much that I think I'll need to rewrite Raymap to use this new serializer system in the future.
