[TOOL] CAT/DAT Extractor
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[TOOL] CAT/DAT Extractor
After turning up empty handed for a tool to extract the .cat/.dat files, I wrote a quick Python script to extract the data.
Feel free to improve upon this script. To use it, just chuck it into the X Rebirth directory (the one that contains all of the .cat and .dat files), and run it. It will create a new directory called 'out', which will contain all of the extracted assets in their original directory structure.
This should give modders some nice data to play around with
https://bitbucket.org/Seidr/x-rebirth-c ... r/overview
Feel free to improve upon this script. To use it, just chuck it into the X Rebirth directory (the one that contains all of the .cat and .dat files), and run it. It will create a new directory called 'out', which will contain all of the extracted assets in their original directory structure.
This should give modders some nice data to play around with
https://bitbucket.org/Seidr/x-rebirth-c ... r/overview
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I would convert it to an EXE, but I imagine people would be dubious of downloading and running it.
Download Python 2.7 from here: http://www.python.org/getit/
Once installed, open up a command prompt (press Windows+R, and type in cmd, and press OK).
Type in the following, and press enter
Once the above has been done, in the command prompt you should simply need to type 'python extract.py'.
If this does not work, you could possibly execute it by browsing to that directory, and double clicking on 'extract.py'.
Download Python 2.7 from here: http://www.python.org/getit/
Once installed, open up a command prompt (press Windows+R, and type in cmd, and press OK).
Type in the following, and press enter
The 'extract.py' file needs to be in this directory.cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\X Rebirth"
Once the above has been done, in the command prompt you should simply need to type 'python extract.py'.
If this does not work, you could possibly execute it by browsing to that directory, and double clicking on 'extract.py'.
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I have some IO errors.. Normal ?
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