A collection of python scripts I write for my Total War Modding.
Some of these will be contained in a .blend file, opened in Blender.
I'll also add some 010 Editor templates I've created.
Only tested with Warhammer 3 .bmd,
Input a campaign prefab bmd, it will output an xml file that you can open in Terry
Only tested with Warhammer 3. Input a campaign's global_props.bin, it will output a bunch of xml Terry layers, one for each region in the campaign map Put the xml layers in your Terry project's folder, and then copy+paste the stuff in terry_file_update.txt into your project's .terry file. This might be missing a few things, but whatever is missing is very hard to notice when in-game.
The 3K version that is not as nice.
Use on the three blm_catchments: blm_catchment_override.compressed_map, blm_catchment_override_settlement_standard.compressed_map, blm_catchment_override_settlement_unfortified.compressed_map
Transforming the png's back into their .compressed_map state can be done with BOB.
You really shouldn't do this though to edit which battle maps are used for each location, instead use Frodo's Map Replacer Framework.
A template for use in 010 editor.
A template for use in 010 editor. Again, this has only been tested with campaign prefabs, like settlements, Battle prebads might have a few things more.
For Shogun 2 Total War
Imports/exports animations, does not read/display models!
This is more like a tool kit with four different functions. To use any of this, you need to have created a .bnk file using Wwise's application.
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scramble_ids This changes the ids of all non-dialogue event wwise objects in the bnk. This prevents ID collisions, there's a more technical explaination in the script itself.
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merge_bnks_together This merges together two bnks, discards all non-dialogue event wwise objects. If the two bnks have a dialogue event with the same ID, it will merge their decision trees together. It's really only useful for making a compatibility mod (This one -> https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3141097337)
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merge_vanilla_decision_trees_into_bnk If you only used your custom .bnk in a mod .pack, it would effectively overwrite all of the vanilla voicelines. But, if you run the "merge_vanilla_decision_trees_into_bnk" function, you can then add a bit of stuff from a vanilla .bnk file, and avoid overwriting stuff. The end result is new voicelines.
Slightly more technical explaination: This script merges-in the decision trees of the (relevent) vanilla Dialogue Events. It merges them into the existing decision trees of your custom .bnk file.
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"replacement_hack" The final bnk final needs to have the audio buses match the IDs of the audio buses used by vanilla. Except there's no way to specify this ID within Wwise's application (except if you know the name of the bus, then Wwise hashes that to get the ID, but there are some buses with an unknown name). So you've got to do a find+replace operation as the last step to fix those.
Again, this does absolutely nothing for you if you don't know how to use Wwwise. Wwise is still doing all the heavy lifting, this script is like a convenience, especially when keeping-up with game updates that will be changing the vanilla bnks.
Emulates BOB's processing of campaign trees in a .campaign_tree_list file. Doesn't do the best job.
Thrones of Brittania's BOB seems to process trees in a more complex way, ie. no one has figured it out yet, not that anyone has looked very closely. So this script tries to be a substitute for that.
The Warhammer 3 script is rather pointless, trees are processed with ease using BOB. It's just for fun.
I think this works all modern TW games. But there's a function to load a .campaign_tree_list file and a function to filter trees based on a mask image.
You can use it in conjunction with the generate script to preserve vanilla trees, limited where the "not the best job" trees are placed...