CUE4Parse-Conversion 1.0.1

CUE4Parse

C# Parser for Unreal Engine packages & assets

Usage

FileProvider

DefaultFileProvider

This file provider lets you load packages locally from a given directory.

var provider = new DefaultFileProvider(gameDirectory, SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly);
provider.Initialize();

StreamedFileProvider

This file provider lets you load packages from their stream and gives you more control over what one you want to load.

var provider = new StreamedFileProvider(gameName); // gameName is not useful for most cases
provider.Initialize(fileName, new []{fileStream}); // foreach file you wanna load
// the 'fileStream' array must contains both .utoc AND .ucas streams in case you're loading an IO Store Package

Mounting

The next step is mounting files you loaded, you can do so by using the SubmitKey method. You must provide a GUID of one of the packages and its working aes key.

Provider.SubmitKey(guid, aesKey);

Localization

Depending on the game, assets can be loaded using different languages (usually English by default). In order to load them in another language, use the following code. Keep in mind that languages hardcoded in CUE4Parse are a small amount of languages used by the most popular games, you might have to add your own language in the code to support the game you're loading.

Provider.LoadLocalization(language);

Extract

All Exports

To get a json string of all exports included in the asset

var exports = Provider.LoadObjectExports(fullPath);
var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(exports, Formatting.Indented);

One Export

To get a json string of one export included in the asset

var export = Provider.LoadObject(fullPathWithExportName); // FortniteGame/Content/Athena/Items/Cosmetics/Backpacks/BID_718_ProgressiveJonesy.FortCosmeticCharacterPartVariant_0
var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(export, Formatting.Indented);

Export

An asset usually has its data split between multiple other assets. In order to grab them all, use TrySavePackage which will out a IReadOnlyDictionary<string, byte[]> for you to loop through.

if (Provider.TrySavePackage(fullPath, out var assets))
{
    foreach (var kvp in assets)
    {
        File.WriteAllBytes(Path.Combine(directory, kvp.Key), kvp.Value);
    }
}

Requirements

• Windows
  • .Net SDK
  • C++ Compiler
  • CMake
  • Windows SDK
• Linux
  • .Net SDK
  • C++ Compiler
  • CMake
• MacOS
  • .Net SDK
  • C++ Compiler
  • CMake

Building CUE4Parse

1. Clone repository and initialize submodules

   git clone https://github.com/FabianFG/CUE4Parse
   cd CUE4Parse
   git submodule update --init --recursive
   

2. Build

   dotnet build
   

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome in order to maintain the project!

Authors

• @Fabian
• @Asval
• @amr
• @GMatrix