Wildstar Beta - File Explorer

[derkunde]

got floats and strings almost completly working.... updating files... looks like my LocalizedStrings is slighly different....

[nutaw]

It's possible to have the source, or a compiled program ?

/prey

[Cromon]

you are right, derkunde, i used uint32 for id instead of uint64 so it was shifted

The source i use:

	struct LocalizedStringEntry
	{
		uint64 id;
		wchar_t* enumName;
		wchar_t* lang1, *lang2, *lang3, *lang4;
		uint32 soundEventID, version;
		wchar_t* string;
		uint32 vrecv0, vrecv1, vrecv2, vrecv3;
		uint32 unitVoiceType, stringContext;
	};
	
	DTableFile<LocalizedStringEntry> dtf(L"DB\\LocalizedStrings.tbl", L"lsssssuusuuuuuu");
	auto titles = dtf.getColumnTitles();
	std::ofstream out(L"LocalizedStrings.tbl.csv", std::ios::out);
	bool first = true;
	for(auto title : titles) {
		if(first == false) {
			out << ",";
		} else {
			first = false;
		}
		
		out << toAnsi(title);
	}


	out << std::endl;

	for(auto rec : dtf.getRecords()) {
		out << rec.id << ",";
		writeString(out, rec.enumName);
		out << ",";
		writeString(out, rec.lang1);
		out << ",";
		writeString(out, rec.lang2);
		out << ",";
		writeString(out, rec.lang3);
		out << ",";
		writeString(out, rec.lang4);
		out << "," << rec.soundEventID << "," << rec.version << ",";
		writeString(out, rec.string);
		out << "," << rec.vrecv0 << "," << rec.vrecv1 << "," << rec.vrecv2 << "," << rec.vrecv3 << ",";
		out << rec.unitVoiceType << "," << rec.stringContext << std::endl;
	}

with DTableFile like that:

template<typename T>
class DTableFile
{
	struct DTBLHeader
	{
		uint32 magic;
		uint32 version;
		uint64 lenTableName;
		uint64 unk1;
		uint64 recordSize;
		uint64 numRows;
		uint64 ofsFieldDesc;
		uint64 numEntries;
		uint64 sizeEntryBlock;
		uint64 ofsEntries;
		uint64 maxEntry;
		uint64 ofsIDLookup;
		uint64 unk3Zero;
	};

	enum class FieldType : uint32
	{
		UInt32 = 3,
		Float = 4,
		StringTableOffset = 0x82,

		ForceDword = 0xFFFFFFFF
	};

	struct FieldDescEntry
	{
		uint64 unk1;
		uint64 ofsFieldTitleTable;
		FieldType type;
		uint32 unk6;
	};

	DTBLHeader mHeader;
	std::vector<FieldDescEntry> mFieldDescs;
	std::wstring mTableName;
	std::vector<int32> mIDLookup;
	std::vector<std::wstring> mColumnHeaders;
	std::vector<T> mRecords;
	std::wstring mFileName;
	BinStreamPtr mStream;

public:
	DTableFile(const std::wstring& fileName, const std::wstring& format);

	const std::vector<T>& getRecords() const { return mRecords; }
	const std::vector<std::wstring>& getColumnTitles() const { return mColumnHeaders; }
};

template<typename T>
DTableFile<T>::DTableFile(const std::wstring& fileName, const std::wstring& format) {
	mFileName = fileName;

	auto entry = CWildstarStudioDlg::getFile(fileName);
	if(entry == nullptr) {
		throw std::exception("File not found!");
	}

	std::vector<uint8> content;
	CWildstarStudioDlg::getFileContent(entry, content);
	mStream = std::make_shared<BinStream>(content);

	mHeader = mStream->read<DTBLHeader>();
	mStream->seek(mHeader.ofsFieldDesc + 0x60);
	mFieldDescs.resize(mHeader.numRows);

	mStream->read(mFieldDescs.data(), sizeof(FieldDescEntry) * mHeader.numRows);

	std::vector<wchar_t> tableName(mHeader.lenTableName);
	mStream->seek(0x60);
	mStream->read(tableName.data(), tableName.size() * sizeof(wchar_t));
	tableName.push_back((wchar_t)0);

	mTableName = tableName.data();

	uint32 offset = mFieldDescs.size() * sizeof(FieldDescEntry) + mHeader.ofsFieldDesc + 0x60;
	if(offset % 16) {
		offset += 16 - (offset % 16);
	}

	for(uint32 i = 0; i < mHeader.numRows; ++i) {
		wchar_t* title = (wchar_t*)mStream->getPointer(offset + mFieldDescs[i].ofsFieldTitleTable);
		mColumnHeaders.push_back(title);
	}

	mStream->seek(mHeader.ofsEntries + 0x60);
	std::vector<uint8> buffer(mHeader.recordSize);

	for(uint32 i = 0; i < mHeader.numEntries; ++i) {
		T t;
		uint8* tPtr = (uint8*)&t;
		mStream->read(buffer.data(), buffer.size());
		uint32 nextPos = mStream->tell();
		uint32 bufferPos = 0;

		for(uint32 j = 0; j < mHeader.numRows; ++j) {
			switch(format.at(j)) {
			case 'l':
				{
					*(uint64*)tPtr = *(uint64*)&buffer[bufferPos];
					tPtr += 8;
					bufferPos += 8;
				}
				break;

			case 'u':
				{
					*(uint32*)tPtr = *(uint32*)&buffer[bufferPos];
					tPtr += 4;
					bufferPos += 4;
				}
				break;

			case 'f':
				{
					*(float*)tPtr = *(float*)&buffer[bufferPos];
					tPtr += 4;
					bufferPos += 4;
				}
				break;

			case 's':
				{
					uint64 offset = *(uint64*)&buffer[bufferPos] + mHeader.ofsEntries + 0x60;
					bufferPos += 8;
					LPBYTE strPtr = mStream->getPointer(offset);
					wchar_t* str = _wcsdup((const wchar_t*)strPtr);
					*(wchar_t**)tPtr = str;
					tPtr += sizeof(wchar_t**);
				}
				break;
			}
		}

		mRecords.push_back(t);
		mStream->seek(nextPos);
	}
}

[derkunde]

well. i´ve got a program working for the tbl files... but its just for my purpose, ugly, slow, and not very intuitive... going to revamp it to make it into something useful for others.. then i´ll release it.... even thinking about website of datamined stuff....

[LuigiPT]

well. i´ve got a program working for the tbl files... but its just for my purpose, ugly, slow, and not very intuitive... going to revamp it to make it into something useful for others.. then i´ll release it.... even thinking about website of datamined stuff....

That would be awesome. Thanks in advance for all the hard work!

[kogakoga]

has anyone got a program or tutorial for viewing the .m3 files yet

[Cromon]

Nope, m3 is annoying. Just FYI, wildstar m3 have nothing at all to do with starcraft m3. They are completely unrelated.

[kogakoga]

yeah found that. noth8ng ive tried seemed to work. even going as far as to go through the old orop team videos and finding what they said they used themselfes.

[ptitepeste]

After a couple hours I was able to get some (not all) of the music into a playable format. Also revealed that the secret dominion race is the Chua. (Confirmed from a English VO track that works)

Here's a link to some of the music files I put together. They're in .ogg format. I just used VLC to play them.

Badass Wildstar Tunes.rar | Game Front

thanks !

[nutaw]

well. i´ve got a program working for the tbl files... but its just for my purpose, ugly, slow, and not very intuitive... going to revamp it to make it into something useful for others.. then i´ll release it.... even thinking about website of datamined stuff....

Have you find a bit of time for a program ? In any case thx for your effort

[TaylorMouse]

Anyone got around on figuring out the models?

They look pretty complex too me. :confused:

T.

[nutaw]

The models is created with XSI

[Ehnoah]

If someone can programing Lua I wish to get a small Addon I hope someone can help me please PM

[Cerath]

Hi i am working on a new Spell list with DMG/Heal Numbers.
Here is a snapshot of it https://i.imgur.com/tJP9R0i.png

There is one data table missing, the one for the StatType, which type of stat the spell is using. so i left it open with unknown, would be awesome if someone could translate the tbl file for that. i think it is the UnitProperty2.tbl but i am not sure, i can't read them and i don't know much about C++ . it would be better if someone could send me the needed C++ files for translating tbl into csv so i could search them myself and you don't have to do that.

thx

[Ehnoah]

Still need one with LUA knowledge for an Addon to dump some stuff that we can use in an possible exploit