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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
* <code>aamp_to_yml INPUT_FILE.bxml OUTPUT_FILE.yml</code> | * To convert an AAMP file to a human readable format (YML): <code>aamp_to_yml INPUT_FILE.bxml OUTPUT_FILE.yml</code> {{ch}} | ||
* <code>yml_to_aamp INPUT_FILE.yml OUTPUT_FILE.bgparamlist</code> | * To convert back to binary format (AAMP): <code>yml_to_aamp INPUT_FILE.yml OUTPUT_FILE.bgparamlist</code> {{ch}} | ||
* or <code>aamp INPUT_FILE OUTPUT_FILE</code> | * or alternatively, the same command can be used to convert from AAMP to YAML and vice versa: <code>aamp INPUT_FILE OUTPUT_FILE</code> {{ch}} | ||
== Known issues == | == Known issues == | ||
* '''Incomplete parameter type support''': Esoteric parameter types (buffers) are not fully supported: currently the tool can display files that use buffers correctly but cannot convert them back to AAMP. | * '''Incomplete parameter type support''': Esoteric parameter types (buffers) are not fully supported: currently the tool can display files that use buffers correctly but cannot convert them back to AAMP. | ||
Revision as of 18:22, 1 February 2019
| Author(s) | leoetlino |
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| Source code | https://github.com/leoetlino/aamp |
| License | GPLv2+ |
| Written in | Python |
| Platform support | Cross-platform |
aamp is an AAMP tool. It can convert documents from AAMP to a human readable format (YAML) and vice versa. It is a newer tool that was written based on analysis of the official AAMP code in the executable.
Setup
Install the aamp package. [CLI help]
Usage
- To convert an AAMP file to a human readable format (YML):
aamp_to_yml INPUT_FILE.bxml OUTPUT_FILE.yml[help] - To convert back to binary format (AAMP):
yml_to_aamp INPUT_FILE.yml OUTPUT_FILE.bgparamlist[help] - or alternatively, the same command can be used to convert from AAMP to YAML and vice versa:
aamp INPUT_FILE OUTPUT_FILE[help]
Known issues
- Incomplete parameter type support: Esoteric parameter types (buffers) are not fully supported: currently the tool can display files that use buffers correctly but cannot convert them back to AAMP.