infinite_rs::module::file

Struct ModuleFileEntry

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pub struct ModuleFileEntry {
Show 26 fields unknown: u8, pub flags: FileEntryFlags, block_count: u16, block_index: i32, pub(super) resource_index: i32, pub tag_group: String, data_offset: u64, pub(super) data_offset_flags: DataOffsetType, total_compressed_size: u32, total_uncompressed_size: u32, pub tag_id: i32, pub(super) uncompressed_header_size: u32, uncompressed_tag_data_size: u32, uncompressed_resource_data_size: u32, uncompressed_actual_resource_size: u32, header_alignment: u8, tag_data_alignment: u8, resource_data_alignment: u8, actual_resource_data_alignment: u8, name_offset: u32, parent_index: i32, asset_hash: i128, pub(super) resource_count: i32, pub data_stream: Option<BufReader<Cursor<Vec<u8>>>>, pub tag_info: Option<TagFile>, is_loaded: bool,
}
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Module file entry structure containing metadata relating to file and required buffer sizes and offsets for the decompressor, as well as global tag ID, resource references and class.

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§unknown: u8

Unknown, some sort of size?

§flags: FileEntryFlags

Determine how the file should be read.

§block_count: u16

Number of blocks that make up the file.

§block_index: i32

Index of the first block in the module.

§resource_index: i32

Index of the first resource in the module’s resource list.

§tag_group: String

4 byte-long string for tag group, stored as big endian. This determines how the rest of the tag is read. Example:

  • bitm: Bitmap
  • mat : Material
§data_offset: u64

Offset of compressed/uncompressed data in from the start of compressed data in the module.

§data_offset_flags: DataOffsetType

Where the offset is located. 1 if in HD1.

§total_compressed_size: u32

Size in bytes of compressed buffer in module.

§total_uncompressed_size: u32

Size in bytes of buffer to decompress into.

§tag_id: i32

MurmurHash3_x86_64 32 bit hash of tag path. Referred to in-memory as “global tag id” Is set to -1 if file is resource.

§uncompressed_header_size: u32

Size in bytes of header in decompressed buffer.

§uncompressed_tag_data_size: u32

Size in bytes of actual tag data in decompressed buffer.

§uncompressed_resource_data_size: u32

Size in bytes of resource data in decompressed buffer.

§uncompressed_actual_resource_size: u32

Size in bytes of “external” resource data in decompressed buffer. (for instance, havok data or bitmaps)

§header_alignment: u8

Power of 2 to align the header buffer to (ex w. 4 = align to a multiple of 16 bytes).

§tag_data_alignment: u8

Power of 2 to align the tag data buffer to.

§resource_data_alignment: u8

Power of 2 to align the resource data buffer to.

§actual_resource_data_alignment: u8

Power of 2 to align the actual resource data buffer to.

§name_offset: u32

Offset where the name of the file is located in the string table. This is no longer valid as of module version 52.

§parent_index: i32

Used with resources to point back to the parent file. -1 = none

§asset_hash: i128

Murmur3_x64_128 hash of (what appears to be) the original file that this file was built from. This is not always the same thing as the file stored in the module. Only verified if the HasBlocks flag is not set.

§resource_count: i32

Number of resources owned by the file.

§data_stream: Option<BufReader<Cursor<Vec<u8>>>>

Data stream containing a buffer of bytes to read/seek.

§tag_info: Option<TagFile>

The actual tag file read from the contents (including header), only valid if file is not a resource.

§is_loaded: bool

Indicates if file is cached (has data stream) or not.

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impl ModuleFileEntry

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pub(super) fn read_tag( &mut self, reader: &mut BufReader<File>, data_offset: u64, blocks: &[ModuleBlockEntry], ) -> Result<()>

Reads and loads tag data from a file.

§Arguments
  • reader - A mutable reference to a BufReader<File> from which to read the data.
  • data_offset - Starting offset in bytes of the data in the file.
  • blocks - Metadata for data blocks.
§Returns

Returns Ok(()) if the read operation is successful, or an Error containing the I/O error if any reading operation fails.

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fn read_multiple_blocks( &self, reader: &mut BufReader<File>, blocks: &[ModuleBlockEntry], file_offset: u64, data: &mut [u8], ) -> Result<()>

Reads multiple blocks of data from the file.

This function reads multiple blocks of data, which can be either compressed or uncompressed, from the file and stores them in the provided data buffer.

§Arguments
  • reader - A mutable reference to a BufReader<File> from which to read the data.
  • blocks - A slice of ModuleBlockEntry containing metadata about each block.
  • file_offset - The offset in the file where the data blocks start.
  • data - A mutable slice where the (decompressed) data will be stored.
§Returns

Returns Ok(()) if the read operation is successful, or an Error containing the I/O error if any reading operation fails.

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pub fn read_metadata<T: Default + TagStructure>( &mut self, struct_type: &mut T, ) -> Result<T>

Reads a specified structure implementing TagStructure from the tag data.

This function exhausts the inner data_stream buffer to read the contents of the specified struct. It first looks for the main struct definition of the file, then gets the referenced data block and creates a reader for it. The initial contents of the struct are read, and field block definitions are loaded recursively.

§Arguments
  • struct_type - A mutable reference to the struct implementing TagStructure to read the data into.
§Returns

Returns Ok(()) if the read operation is successful, or an Error containing the I/O error if any reading operation fails.

Examples found in repository?
examples/load_all_modules.rs (line 171)
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fn main() -> infinite_rs::Result<()> {
    let mut pc_modules =
        load_modules(String::from("C:/XboxGames/Halo Infinite/Content/deploy/pc"))?;

    let mut any_modules = load_modules(String::from(
        "C:/XboxGames/Halo Infinite/Content/deploy/any",
    ))?;

    let mut modules = pc_modules.iter_mut().chain(any_modules.iter_mut());

    for module in &mut modules {
        for index in 0..module.files.len() {
            module.read_tag(index as u32)?;
            let tag = &mut module.files[index];
            if tag.tag_group == "mat " {
                let mut mat = MaterialTag::default();
                tag.read_metadata(&mut mat)?;
                println!("{:#?}", mat.style_info);
            }
        }
    }
    Ok(())
}

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impl Debug for ModuleFileEntry

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for ModuleFileEntry

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fn default() -> ModuleFileEntry

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl Enumerable for ModuleFileEntry

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fn read<R: BufReaderExt>(&mut self, reader: &mut R) -> Result<()>

Reads data from the given reader and updates the implementing type. Read more

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