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A further modification of Dread depackager, that makes the game listen to a socket, running any lua code sent to it.
A modification for Metroid: Dread allowing redirection of files from within pkg files to loose files in RomFS.
dread deapackager expects a json file called "replacements.json" to be placed into the root of the RomFS directory for your mod, and the subsdk9 and main.npdm files in the exefs directory.
replacements.json can have two structures, and it will be automatically detected.
format 1 example:
{
"replacements" :
[
"file1/path/within/pkg",
"file2/path/within/pkg"
]
}
with format 1, file1/path/within/pkg
will be directed to rom:/file1/path/within/pkg
when the game tries to open it from within a pkg, and instead will open it from the same path within RomFS.
format 2 example:
{
"replacements" :
[
{ "file1/path/within/pkg" : "rom:/mymod/file1" },
{ "file2/path/within/pkg" : "rom:/mymod/file2" }
]
}
with format 2, the RomFS path is arbitrarily defined for any pkg file path, allowing for more flexible organization of the reaplced files in the finished mod
Dread depackager uses the filepaths listed in replacements.json to selectively replace paths in the game's path to crc conversion code. All file paths first pass through this function, and by hooking it and replacing the string, it can selectively redirect file paths into romfs
dread depackager uses a few libraries:
A framework for injecting C/C++ code into Nintendo Switch applications/applet/sysmodules.
This project is a work in progress. If you have issues, reach out to Shadów#1337 on Discord.
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Exlaunch binary files for open-dread-rando.
We found that open-dread-rando-exlaunch demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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