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Batch Renaming Script by Matching IDs

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brendan19, posted Sun Mar 15, 2015 4:16 pm (3902)


Hey

I'm extracting audio from Ori and the Blind Forest which uses the Unity engine.

So I have a whole heap of .fsb files with 0x20 byte ID filenames e.g.

b8df80f1a4339914cb8970bfb664dd63.fsb

In a separate file, it has that exact same ID located at 0x1C "b8df80f1a4339914cb8970bfb664dd63" but this file has the proper filename "02standUp"

I was hoping someone could write a script that renames the FSB files to their proper filenames by matching up the FSB ID filenames with the files that have the same ID at 0x1C.

Sample has been provided to help :)

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spider91, posted Mon Mar 23, 2015 11:10 am (4032)


Code:
goto 0x1c
get NAME basename
string NAME = ".fsb"
GetDString IDNAME 0x20
string IDNAME = ".fsb"
open FDSE IDNAME 1
get SIZE asize 1
log NAME 0 SIZE 1
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brendan19, posted Tue Mar 24, 2015 2:23 pm (4051)


Thank you spider91. The script works flawlessly :D
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brendan19, posted Fri May 08, 2015 5:46 pm (5129)


Code:
goto 0x1c
get NAME basename
string NAME = ".fsb"
GetDString IDNAME 0x20
string IDNAME = ".resource"
open FDSE IDNAME 1
get SIZE asize 1
log NAME 0 SIZE 1


Changed one line, but this reduces a step earlier on by having to rename the .resource files to .FSB first
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